Student Education Induction Pack

This induction pack is to help you as a learner to familiarise yourself with the team. It provides you with the basics about the team and should help you to plan to meet your learning needs.

We recommend that all learners contact the team in good time prior to placement to identify who will be supervising your learning and confirm start times/hours.

During your placement you should have a minimum of a preliminary, midpoint and final meeting with whoever is supervising your learning. You should also undertake some form of leaning analysis then produce a learning contract and or action plan that provide structure and direction to the time you are with us. Your supervisor will be able to help draw this together but you must take a lead in negotiating your plan. Some examples of these tools are provided but you may wish to use those produced by your education provider.

Please ensure that you present any documents regarding your placement with our staff on the first day of your placement. This should include any assessment document, learning outcomes you hope to achieve and any type of ongoing record of achievement.

On completion of your placement you will be asked to provide an evaluation. Please take time to complete this openly and honestly as it is only with your feedback can we improved the quality of these valuable learning experiences.

We hope you find the time on your placement enjoyable and productive.

Date of production or last review and update / May 2016
Author or reviewer / Maria Tunna
Placement Induction and Details
Team/service name: /

Crisis Resolution Home Treatment Team – Telford and Wrekin

Address: / The Gatehouse
Attwood Terrace, Dawley
Telford TF4 2HQ / Hq / South Staffordshire and Shropshire Healthcare, NHS Foundation Trust, Stafford.
Team/service webpage: / http://mentalhealth.sssft.nhs.uk/acute-pathways/crisis-resolution-and-home-treatment/telford-and-wrekin
Team email /

Other contact details: / Team Tel:01952 – 632452
Team Fax: 01782 652025
Service Description: / Telford and Wrekin Crisis Resolution Home Treatment Team provide an adult acute mental health needs led assessment and intervention service which offers effective and therapeutic treatments in the Telford and Wrekin community as an alternative to hospital admission.
Team philosophy: / Telford and Wrekin Crisis Resolution Home Treatment strive to provide a realistic alternative to hospital with minimal disruption to the lives of those who use the service and that of carers/family & friends. Clients choice is a primary consideration and the team encourages people who use the service and their carers/family/friends to be actively involved in the planning, implementation and review of the care they have from the team. Our aim is to respond in a prompt and flexible manner to referrals from our colleagues in Telford and Wrekin. We encourage close working with care co-ordinators and other providers of mental health care to meet the physical, psychological, social, cultural and spiritual needs of individuals and families, safely within their own home environment. To work with people who utilise the team their carers/family/friends to develop the service that we provide and plan for future improvements in service delivery.
Team welcome: / We would like to take this opportunity to welcome all students of all cohorts to the Crisis Resolution & Home Treatment Team (CR/HT) here in Telford & Wrekin. This pack has been put together in order to help provide you with a positive, rewarding and productive clinical learning experience.
Whilst with us you will be encouraged to integrate fully with the team enabling you to experience all aspects of our service.
We understand that your time with us is to focus on your development of clinical skills and the knowledge which underpins those skills. Your supernumerary status is therefore assured, you will always be supervised and duties agreed will be appropriate to your needs and level of experience.
We hope that you get the utmost from your time with us and we encourage and welcome your comments and feedback upon our service. Your input is valuable to us and essential in the exchange of learning, something which helps us in our endeavour to provide the best service possible to our clients.
Hours of the service / 24 hour / Hours of work / 24 Hour shift pattern.
Directorate: / Adult Mental Health / Student capacity (all disciplines combined): / 2
Service manager: / Paul Bowers / Contact number / 01952 – 741880
Team Education Lead / Kerry Morris / Contact number / 01952 – 741880
Team members / Discipline / Specialist interest/skills and expertise / Particular learning opportunities: / Education supervisor status:
Names / Psychologist, Nurse, OT, secretary… / Sexual Abuse Specialist, Infection Control Champion, Dual Diagnosis link, medical correspondence… / e.g. Assessments, Therapy, Engagement, diary management / status i.e. practices teacher/ mentor/ signoff mentor, NVQ Assessor
Maryan Davies / Manager / Operational Lead / Sign Off Mentor
Maria Tunna / Nurse / Clinical Lead / Sign Off Mentor
Sue Johnston / Nurse / Service User Lead / Mentor
Kerry Morris / Nurse / Educational Lead / Mentor
Karen Davies / Nurse / Educational Lead / Sign off Mentor
Theresa Mutasa / Nurse / PRH Response Lead
Kate Plested / Nurse / Infection Control Lead
Siobhan Beck / Nurse / Police Liaison Lead
Ceri Hughes / OT / Occupational Therapy Lead / Practice placement educator APPLE accredited)
Emily Wylde / CBT Nurse / Psychological Therapy Lead
Hannah Corfield / Nurse / Police Liaison Lead
Cara Davies / Nurse / Personality Disorder Lead
Andy Jennings / Social Worker / Safeguarding Lead / Practice Teacher (SW)
Steve Davies / Nurse / Medication Management /
Clozaril Lead / Sign Off Mentor
Denise Everton / Nurse / Redwoods Discharge Liaison / Mentor
Zoe Hartwright / Nurse / Carer Lead
Liz Holder / Nurse / Service User Lead / Mentor
Mike Cooper / Nurse / Dual diagnosis Lead
Jenny Jennings / Nurse / Well being Lead / Sign Off Mentor
Kerry Jones / Nurse / Physical Health Lead
Becki Rice / STR / First Aid Lead
Rosemary Alcock / STR / Carer Lead
Lorraine Nuttall / STR / Activity Lead
Jacqui Hobbs / STR / Learning Disability Lead
Adem Altinsoy / STR / Older Age Lead
Laura Williams / STR / Physical Health Lead
Dr William Bambidele / Medic / Medic
Sue Arrowsmith / Team Admin / RIO Lead
Learning opportunities/experiences across the team: / Undertake assessments of clients with supervision as appropriate to their level of training.
Formulate and/or evaluate care plans with appropriate supervision.
Demonstrate clinical skills at a level appropriate to the student’s progression on the pre-registration programme.
Discipline specific learning opportunities: / Multi-disciplinary clinical/review meetings
Shadowing members of multi-disciplinary team (nurses, STR’s, Doctors)
Role of Shift Co-ordinator
Local links and networks: / CMHT’s, GP Provision, Police, Criminal Justice Services, in-patient services, AOT, RAID, EIT, MIND, Housing Support, EDT.
Types of treatments interventions offered within the service / RAPID RESPONSE (4 HRS), Assessment of Mental Health need, including psycho social needs. Brief solution focused therapy, stress management problem solving CBT approach. Relaxation therapy, liaison with other services medication concordance, education, health promotion, Occupational Therapy Specialist assessments/relapse recovery focus care planning.
The frameworks and models of care used / CPA, Care clusters, NICE guidelines, recovery model (WBRP).
Site specific Health, Safety & Security / Lone Working, Door Security
Expectations of students / Students are expected to work within their discipline’s code of practice and Trust policies. Be punctual in their attendance. Informing the team and the university if unable to attend placement. Exchange of contact details. Feeding back concerns and problems to their mentor. Providing their mentor with principles of good practice, clinical inventory, and attendance record. Providing their mentor with the continuous assessment of clinical practice document on summatively assessed placements. Providing their mentor with their pre-registration portfolio. Supplying and undertaking learning contracts, SWOT analysis and action plans. Facilitating own reflective practice. Completing the placement evaluation at the end of the placement. Dress & Appearance appropriate to the allocation in line with university & trust policies.
Housekeeping / Key to CRHT – Telford and Wrekin will provided on first day of placement,
Refreshments – students have opportunity to join tea/coffee fund or bring their own.
Local shops and facilities are within a short distance from the Team Base.
Useful student contact details / Clinical Placement Facilitator Sue Kent 07977987570 (Shropshire)
Clinical Placement Facilitator Stuart Moyle 07969923862 (Staffordshire)
Clinical Education and Development Lead Helen Allen 07791501278
Staffordshire University 01785 353766
Keele University 01782732000
Wolverhampton University 01902321000
Coventry University 02476887688
Derby University 01332590500
Trust Library Services
Lichfield 01543 414555
Redwoods 01743 492283
Stafford 01785 221584
Various reading materials and resources on the bookshelf in CRHT – Telford and Wrekin office
Websites
www.mind.org.uk – MIND mental health charity
www.scmh.org.uk – Sainsbury centre for mental health
www.cebmh.com – Centre for Evidence Based Mental Health
www.staffs.ac.uk – Staffordshire University
www.nice.org.uk - National Institute for Clinical excellence
www.nsf.org.uk – National Service Framework
www.rcn.org.uk – Royal College of Nursing
www.nimhe.org.uk – National Institute for Mental Health in England
www.evidence-based-medicine.co.uk – Evidence based practice

Examples of SWOT tool, Learning Contract and Action Plans
SWOT

Relates to Learning Outcome: ______

Strengths / Weaknesses/Limitations
Opportunities / Threats/Barriers

Signed (Learner): Date:

Learning Contract

Relates to Learning Outcome: ______Date: ______

Desired Learning Experience / Actions / Evidence / Timescale
Review of Learning Contract- Learner / Review of Learning Contract - Supervisor

Signed Learner: Date: Signed Supervisor: Date:

Action Plan

Relates to Learning Outcome: ______Date: ______

Areas for Improvement / Specific Actions / Timescale / Evidence
Review of Action Plan - Learner / Review of Action Plan - Supervisor

Signed Learner: Date: Signed Supervisor: Date:

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