1. ‘Putting people first’ Agenda
Responding to the
‘Putting people first’ Agenda
Integrating ‘personalisation’ into Mental Health and Social Care Curricula
Wednesday 18th February 2009
10.00am — 4.00pm
Anglia Ruskin University
Chelmsford
Corporate Suite: Michael Ashcroft Building
A workshop on ‘Personalisation’ aimed at lecturers, trainers, education managers and commissioners involved in designing Mental Health & Social Care curricula
Preparing students to become effective practitioners in delivering mental health services personal to the individual in accordance to the values and practice of personalisation, social inclusion and recovery
Questions or queries to:
Embedding the values of tomorrow’s care system in today’s training and qualification courses

2. Mental Health Workshop
Booking form
Please print and send this form to reserve a place for this workshop, or complete on-screen and as an attachment to on or before 4/02/09. You will be included in the Mental Health in Higher Education (mhhe) project database which is kept in accordance with Data Protection Act principles and requirements. Please feel free to ignore any questions which are not relevant to you.
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University/Organisation
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Interest in this area:
to: Post to:
Beth Newton
2nd Floor William Harvey Building
Anglia Ruskin University
Bishop Hall Lane
Chelmsford
CM1 1SQ

3. Theme: The context of personalisation in modern mental health services
Programme of Events
AM Session
Theme: The context of personalisation in modern mental health services
9: :00
Registration
Tea and coffee
10: :15
Susannah Howard – Opening message
10:15 – 10:55
Key note speakers
1. George Doubleday - My experience of Individual budgets
2. Zoe Porter – Policy context
10:55 – 11:10
Coffee Break
11:10 – 11:35
Guest speakers
Susannah Howard & Robin Murray-Neill – Recent research findings and their implications
11:35 – 12:00
Group Discussion – How far does our curriculum currently reflect ‘Personalisation’ developments?
12:00 – 12:25
Feedback
12:25 – 1:10
Lunch Break
PM Session
Theme: What do students need to know to become effective practitioners in mental health services which are shifting from the impersonal to the personal?
1:10 – 1:20
David Humber, Dean of Health & Social Care – How should we transform the curriculum to meet these new challenges?
1:20 – 2:20
Key note speakers
A providers perspective - MH Trust Senior Representative
2. A research perspective - Prof Jenny Secker & Debbie Roberts
3. A social inclusion perspective - Prof David Morris – University of Central Lancashire
4. A service users perspective – Lyn Kent & Maxine Nightingale of the South Essex Service User Research Group
2:20 – 2:35
Coffee Break
2:35 – 3:10
Group Discussion – What are the further implications for future curriculum?
3:10 – 3:35
Feedback
3:35 – 3:55
Panel discussion with Robin Murray-Neill, Allen Senivassen, Steve Wood, Susannah Howard, Prof Jenny Secker and Prof David Morris
3:55 – 4:00
Steve Wood - Closing comments

4. Supplementary Information
Parking is available (by booking only) in the Student Village car park indicated above.
Lunch will be provided at 12:25 and tea & coffee will be available throughout the day. Should you have any special dietary requirements please include them on your booking form.
Further directions to our location in Chelmsford can be found here:
Please note the deadline for bookings is the 4th February 2009.
Parking is available (by booking only) in the Student Village car park indicated above.
Lunch will be provided at 12:25 and tea & coffee will be available throughout the day. Should you have any special dietary requirements please include them on your booking form.
Further directions to our location in Chelmsford can be found here:
Please note the deadline for bookings is the 4th February 2009.

5. Available Preliminary Resources
The following articles are available in .pdf format on request:
Mental Health and Self Directed Support
(Mental Health Today: July/August 2008)
Personal Health Budgets Information Sheet
(Dept of Health: July 2008)
Personal Health Budgets Update
(Dept of Health: October 2008)
In Control :
Personalisation Toolkit :
Personalisation: Individual budget projects come under the microscope. Mental Health today 26 December 2008
Putting People First :
Social Care Institute for Excellence – Personalisation: A rough guide :