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The role of lived experience within health and social care systems
This webinar explores the transformative power of lived experience within health and social care systems. Drawing on insights from Imroc's Briefing Paper 26, we'll delve into how lived experience roles enhance service design, delivery, and leadership—fostering inclusivity, effectiveness, and meaningful cultural change.
We'll also discuss the key challenges, opportunities, and practical strategies for embedding lived experience roles effectively within organisations, ensuring lasting impact and genuine co-production.
Whether you're a professional, policymaker, or someone with lived experience, this session offers valuable insights to support your role in driving systemic transformation.
Supervision for Peer Workers
We know that without support to foster peer relationships, and to work in challenging systems, peer workers are not able to thrive in their work. Supervision is an essential element of the support that peer workers should expect to receive. This webinar will explore what supervision for peer workers should look like, including the approaches we might use, the challenges we might encounter, as well as the evidence and best practice available to us.
Using the recent briefing paper, ‘supervision for peer workers’, we will map out what peer workers often receive in terms of supervision, and the most helpful elements of supervision for peer workers. Imroc will share their experiences and learning from facilitating peer informed supervision training, and open up the conversation so that we can collectively reflect on what’s needed in supervising peer workers.
FAQs
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Our events are open to anyone who is interested and feels drawn to learning about or taking part in a discussion regarding the topic of each event. The hope is that there will be a mix of peers and professionals in the space, where identities can be dropped, and we can connect as equal humans who have a shared aim.
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No. You are free to take part as you wish with any or all of the events that resonate with you or your schedule allows.
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The online events will be held on Zoom and you will receive the link to join when you register to attend. Please do not pass the link to anyone else.
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You are welcome to attend with your camera on or off. There will be the option to take part in breakout spaces for small group conversations, but you can choose not to take part in this, if you prefer to just listen.
There will be an invitation to participate in different ways and each webinar / event will differ slightly depending on the hosts. Participation will include: speaking on mic, posting messages in chat, reactions and possibly polls.
Please see our Participation Agreement below – all Attendees are expected to uphold this agreement.
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Each session will follow a similar format, starting with an introductory presentation by the host/s, but the exact outline will be different for each session. The events are intended to be informative, interactive and generative. Active participation will be invited but not expected if you prefer to just listen and 'be' in the space.
Please note: free online sessions will be recorded and may be available to non-participants post-session, so please ensure to keep your camera off and do not display your name if you wish to stay anonymous
Click here to see our online Participation Agreement which all Attendees are requested to uphold
We look forward to connecting!
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