This free training session draws on findings from local and national serious case reviews, domestic homicide reviews, and drug-related death reviews to strengthen your practice and understanding of how services can better protect vulnerable people.
Learning from reviews is a vital part of continuous improvement in health and social care. This session helps you understand what the evidence tells us and how to apply those lessons in your own work.
By the end of this session you will be able to:
- Describe the purpose and process of key review types
- Identify common themes from local and national reviews
- Reflect on what those themes mean for your own practice
- Contribute to a culture of learning and continuous improvement
This session is suitable for health and social care professionals, support workers, managers, and anyone involved in safeguarding or service delivery.