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The purpose of the Shared Learning Seminar was to report our findings, share good practice and highlight opportunities to address the remaining barriers to improvement.
The outcomes of the Seminar will inform the report which we will lay before the National Assembly for Wales shortly afterwards. Workshop outputs and presentations from the day are available below.
The Shared Learning Seminar was held on Wednesday 19 November 2008. Click here to view the agenda.
Key strategic messages
This session reports the key findings of our work and involved a series of short presentations on what has worked well in tackling delayed transfers of care.
Operational level – the ‘wicked issues’
Break-out workshops addressed four ‘wicked issues’, sharing good practice from within and outside Wales, presentations and outcomes below:
| Workshop |
Presentations |
Outcomes |
| 1. Effective discharge planning and management, patient choice |
Effective discharge planning and management, patient choice. Mike Murphy, Cardiff County Council and Lynda Chandler, National Leadership and Innovation Agency for Healthcare |
Workshop outputs |
| 2. Practical steps partners can take to address Continuing Healthcare issues |
Continuing Health Care: The Cardiff Experience, Dr Joe Grey, Consultant Geriatrician, Cardiff and Vale NHS Trust
Sarah Stone, Deputy Older People’s Commissioner for Wales, The Older People’s Commission |
Workshop outputs |
| 3. Sharing resources – people, finance and budgets |
Robin Lorimer, Independent advisor
Moyna Wilkinson, Director of Social Services, Monmouthshire County Council |
Workshop outputs |
| 4. Promoting independence by joining up the whole system |
Bringing Together Healthcare and Technology in the United Kingdom – David Kelly Managing Director, Scotland & Ireland, Tunstall
Joining up to improve health, social care & well-being – Sue Evans, Joint Director/Head of Integrated Services, Torfaen Local Health Board |
Workshop outputs |
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