ScOPTPosts tagged with Useful Resources
Resumption of Placements – Information and Resources for Practice Educators on SSSC
SWEP have commissioned a report and a set of information and resources to support the resumption of placements.
Learning Network West – Practice Wisdom
After a summer break, Practice Wisdom is back with an article shared by IPE and resilience guru, Sarah Rose.
IRISS work in relation to Coronavirus
IRISS continue to offer support in these challenging times.
IRISS Guides to recording practice
IRISS has recently published a short paper on the topic of recording in social work practice. Read this if you have an interest in how care experienced adults access and understand records written about them.
Children and Young People Exposed Prenatally to Alcohol – Guidelines
Health Improvement Scotland advise that the first UK guidelines for diagnosing Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) has been published by the Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network (SIGN). SIGN develops clinical guidelines for Scotland and is part of Healthcare Improvement Scotland. The guidelines supports the Scottish…
Social Services Knowledge Scotland
SSSKS kicks off 2019 with new developments in access to their online library; e-learning sessions to support your access to this and On the Road workshops you can book for your community of practice.
Understanding the Experience of Care Experienced Young People going to College and University
CELCIS work on going beyond the headlines to understand the experience of going to university from care.
IRISS: 10 Children and Families Resources You Should Know About
IRISS have signposted us to new resources to support practitioners, Practice Educators and students working with children and adults in families.
Evidence Search and Summary Service – IRISS
As registered social workers and Practice Educators, having a sound evidence base for our own practice and ability to support students to develop theirs is critical. This is a fantastic resource and includes individual support to anyone trying to identify research in their chosen field.
User involvement in social work education
Service user and carer involvement in social work education is mandatory in Scotland. There is a lot of learning to share with educators and practitioners working across health, social care and public services generally. It is also relevant to policy-makers committed to mainstreaming person-centred or person-led approaches and true partnership working.