My top tips for remote management:
👀 Be virtually visible;
🧘♀️ Manage mental health;
〰️ Practice agile management;
😊 Manage with a human face.
#ICYMI - Our first CMI #BetterManagers Briefing with special guest @daisy_hoop here: https://t.co/YawD2az0JX
In the coming days, we will contact 8,000 former social workers and set up a temporary register to make sure people across England continue to receive the best possible support when they need it most. https://t.co/N6eQUKUbG3 #COVID19
👇👇 we know it’s difficult. We know our colleagues across the country need our input. These are unprecedented times & no one has a road map for this. We are working hard to get you what you need, although as a regulator, there are things that won’t be within our gift.
New quick guide from NICE and SCIE. Learn more about identifying older people’s individual needs and to improve their mental wellbeing by offering personalised support.
https://t.co/hNshpslg9k
Massive shout out to all the social care staff who are out on the front line & continue to do an amazing job day in & day out to support disabled people & keep things running. Everyone is stretched & delivering over & above.Thank you to our valuable, skilled & resilient workforce
Sorry no quote this week. Word aren’t enough sometimes. Here is some really good guidance on helping people reduce restrictions. Stay safe! https://t.co/Y63Ea3T9V4
These NHS staff have stayed at work for you.
Please stay at home for them.
Please RT to remind others to as well.
#StaySafeStayHome
PS NHS staff, please share your pictures like this and tag us in
We're listening to your queries and concerns in light of #COVID19 and recognise that social workers and students may be feeling anxious at this time. We'll be providing more information and advice soon. Please keep an eye on our website and social media channels.
Home care: How to prevent loneliness, stress and anxiety among older people as they begin to adopt social distancing and enter self-isolation https://t.co/E0fGUK7DwL @HCareInsight#isolation
@IFSW has altered the #WSWD poster
With the Covid 19 Virus, we have adapted the poster to show the importance of Human Relationships with non-touch symbolism
This reflects the quickly adapted social work changes in practice in many countries
https://t.co/yvuJwMdWCr
Students out in field / practice placement developing an infographic for your service or for what people who use your service might need to know re #COVID19 might be really helpful #socialwork
.@MattHancock: "the advice of the Chief Medical Officer is that close contact is defined as being within 2 metres of someone who has active symptoms, for more than 15 minutes."
He also informed the House that emergency legislation will be presented next week.
Read more:
The government and the NHS have updated the advice on #COVID19.
If you have: a new continuous cough OR a high temperature (37.8 degrees or higher), you should stay at home for 7 days.
Read the full guidance now:
▶️ https://t.co/oIFxrXiQnX
Adult social care will be at the front line of our response to #COVID19. We are working across government, with councils and care providers to make sure the social care sector is prepared - and we will be publishing updated guidance this week.