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Inclusion Health: The Role of Health and Social Care Professionals in Supporting Marginalised Populations in Ireland
October 7, 2021 @ 11:00 am - November 18, 2021 @ 12:30 pm
€15.00This is a series of six virtual workshops;
Participants must book all six together,
Date: 7th/ 14th/ 21st/ 28th October & 4th/ 18th November
Time: TBC
Cost: €15 SCI Member
Inclusion health is a model of health service delivery, research and policy that aims to prevent and address social and health inequity among the most marginalised and vulnerable people in society, (Royal College of Physicians, UK)
The proposed CPD activity will:
- Raise awareness of Inclusion Health policy in Ireland
- Equip HSCPs working across acute and primary care settings, with the knowledge and skills to work with vulnerable and marginalised groups within an inclusion health model.
- Increase awareness and understanding of the challenges faced by marginalised populations in Ireland in accessing health care and different mechanisms to increase their participation in services through service user involvement and service development
- Strengthen knowledge of integrated care pathways and joint ways of HSCP working to support marginalised populations in accessing and participating in health care
Learning outcomes: At the end of this seminar series, attendees will:
- Have an understanding of intercultural and human rights-based healthcare
- Recognise challenges facing marginalised populations in Ireland in accessing health care services
- Have an understanding of the need to identify and engage with relevant stakeholders to ensure service-user involvement in service planning and development
- Have an understanding of continual changing needs and opportunities to improve services for marginalised populations
- Understand the role of multidisciplinary work in ensuring high quality and integrated health care services for marginalised populations in Ireland
There are six modules – five will be made available on demand, one week apart and the sixth session will be a live panel discussion which will facilitate Q and A etc