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research in practice for adults delivers a number of annual events to staff from Partner agencies.
Places at annual events are by invitation from research in practice for adults rather than through Link Officer nomination. This is due to the nature of annual events which have a specific focus geared towards the chosen audience (e.g. Link Officers or Directors). If the invited person is unable to attend then they may be asked to delegate their position to a colleague to ensure that the Partner agency is represented.
Programmes for annual events will be added as they become available. After the event presentations and resources from the event will be available here for download and distribution across Partner agencies.
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09/10: link officers annual meeting (LOAM) |
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18 and 19 March 2010
Dartington
This is a key event in our annual calendar, an opportunity for Link Officers to develop their knowledge about the most effective ways to promote and support the use of research evidence in service delivery. It also includes opportunities for information exchange, networking and research input.
LOAM 2010 Summary and Information
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09/10: directors policy forum (DPF) |
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16 and 17 June 2010
Dartington
This annual event provided an opportunity for Directors and Heads of Service from our network of Partner agencies to meet together, to explore key areas of adult social care, and to discuss and influence ripfa's work to promote and embed evidence informed practice.
The theme of this year's event was
Cutting back and moving forward
The importance of evidence-informed decisions and sharing good practice in the context of spending constraints
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09/10: councillors and trustees seminar (CTS) |
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3 and 4 February 2010
Woodland Grange, Leamington Spa
JOINT EVENT WITH RESEARCH IN PRACTICE
This year's seminar explored the research evidence base for good safeguarding practice. It also addressed how we understand risk in general and the role that care services, communities and society as a whole play in protecting its most vulnerable members. We looked at service users' stories of being a part of the safeguarding process and councillors shared their experience of involvement in the safeguarding process in their local authorities.
CTS 2010 Programme
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