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    Adult Protection Joint Protocol

    This ECHO project oversees the implementation of the revised Adult Protection Joint Protocol across the HSE and PSNI.

    When
    Monthly, Tuesday afternoons, 2.00pm – 3.30pm
    Where
    Online, on Zoom
    ECHO Leads
    Karen Harvey, Deborah Hanlon & Caroline Halloway
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    This network is open to health and social care staff in Northern Ireland. Register on Moodle, the ECHO learning platform, to get access to sessions, recordings and resources. Already registered? Log in to Moodle.

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    Overview

    About this network

    The ECHO Network ‘All Teach All Learn’ ethos is to create a safe space for debate and discussion and creation of solutions and actions. Due to the complexity of this work and often grey areas of practice, reflecting individual’s complex lives and situations requires mutual respect for agency roles and responsibilities.

    Objectives

    • To share real time Joint Protocol case examples and identify shared learning for practitioners and associated actions for practitioners.
    • To identify areas for further discussion and escalation to the Joint Protocol Oversight subgroup of the IAPB Procedures Group.
    • The oversight group would consider issues raised by either HSC Trusts or PSNI CRU around accessing the Joint Protocol arrangements. This will provide regional assurance and support regional consistency.
    • The oversight subgroup would consider learning and make recommendations as appropriate to IAPB for amendments to the Live Joint Protocol.
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