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Culturally appropriate care is underpinned by a human rights approach to care and to service delivery. In a nutshell, culturally appropriate care is about ensuring equality of opportunity for all.
Care and support providers must embrace the ethos of culturally appropriate care and audit current service provision to ensure that the cultural needs of all people are, identified, met, and monitored. This forms part of a robust assessment and care planning process.
This half day masterclass has been designed to provide care providers with tools, hints, and tips on how to embed culturally appropriate care into practice.
In May 2021, the CQC published guidance on culturally appropriate care, this masterclass will focus on how this links to the regulations and key lines of enquiry (KLOES) and look at culturally appropriate care in practice.
The masterclass will explore cultural competence and why it is important for care professionals to understand, appreciate, and interact with people from cultures or belief systems which are different from their own.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
Those who work in adult social care at provider, responsible individual, registered manager, deputy manager and team leader level.
KEY LEARNING OBJECTIVES
This Masterclass will enable you to:
- Understand the legislation and guidance
- Define cultural competence
- Explore cultural values and the differences between groups
- Embed culturally appropriate care into your service provision
- Explore the responsibilities of Managers, Team Leaders and Care Staff
- Explore culturally appropriate care in practice
FACILITATOR
Tim has worked in the social care sector since 1987 and various roles which include; adult family placements (now shared lives), support worker, Registered Manager and Responsible Individual. Since 2008 Tim has been a trainer and consultant in the social care sector and delivers training on a wide range of subjects for local authorities and care providers. Tim also provides a consultancy service which includes; service audits (mock inspections), mentoring for Registered Managers and Providers, strategic advice and support. Tim is a regular chair and presenter at conferences and events for the social care sector and has authored many articles for the care sector publications. Tim provides practical real-world advice and support designed to enable care providers and their team to deliver great care and support to enhance the lives of the people who use our services.
