The Care Bill England Learning and Development Programme Focus Groups Mar – Apr 2014 Focus Groups.

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The Care Bill England Learning and Development Programme Focus Groups Mar – Apr 2014 Focus Groups

Background  Care Bill reforms due to be implemented 2015/16  Major implications for the adult social care workforce  National learning & development programme  Workforce capacity plan

Care Bill milestones Key requirementsTiming Duties on prevention and well-beingFrom April 2015 Duties on information and advice (including advice on paying for care) Duty on market shaping Assessments (including carers’ assessments) National minimum threshold for eligibility Personal budgets and care and support plans Safeguarding Universal deferred payment agreements Extended means testFrom April 2016 Care accounts Capped charging system

DH, LGA and ADASS joint programme office

Purpose and products  To ensure the care and support workforce has the skills and knowledge to deliver the changes:  An agreed framework (matrix) of learning and development needs  Alignment of existing principles, standards and qualifications frameworks  A comprehensive and quality assured learning and development programme, including a suite of free learning resources  Resources and ‘train the trainer’ style opportunities for learning providers/trainers

Approach  Make use of existing, fit for purpose, learning and development resources  Ensure any new resources are informed by best practice  Engage widely and work in partnership with key stakeholders  Ensure a high quality, consistent learning and development programme

Progress  Identification of the target workforce  Classification of the key areas for learning and development  Sector consultation:  On-line survey  Conference workshops  Focus groups  Engagement with key partners

Today’s focus group  Activity  You will be asked to discuss a series of questions  Your facilitator will take notes of the key things discussed and any comments or questions  Purpose  To check out the accuracy of the draft learning and development matrix and identify any gaps  Guidance  There are no right or wrong answers. We are not looking for consensus, just to hear your ideas

Learning and development needs matrix The purpose of the matrix is to identify what learning and development content should be developed and identifies:matrix  The target workforce  Areas for learning and development  Level of new skills and knowledge needed for each job role

Questions for consultation  Has the target workforce been correctly and fully identified?  Have the areas for learning and development associated with the changes required by the Care Bill been correctly and fully identified?  Is the learning and development needs framework accurate and helpful?  Is anything significant missing?

On-line survey If you wish to also take part in the on-line survey please go to: Bill The survey closes on 11 April 2014