Learning Networks
Learning networks are groups of individuals, organisations or agencies who come together on a non-hierarchical basis to share practice, assist with problem solving and share solutions. There are a number of looser national networks who meet regularly and also share information and good practice (eg JLIP Co-ordinators Group) and professional networks (eg Clinical Effectiveness Network).
This page covers those with a national perspective. (We recognise that local formal and informal networks are numerous.) Some of the key national learning networks linked to partnership workingare listed below.
For further details of any of these groups please contact jointfutureunit@scotland.gsi.gov.uk
Learning network | Remit/Aims | Membership | Contact Point (0131+) |
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e-Care O/D Network (meets every 8 weeks) | Aim-to bring together representatives to deliver the objectives of the O/D stream of the e-care programme including: - efficient use of technical products
- implement models
- production of an organisational development product set
| Representatives from ecare local project and O/D co-ordinators | Blythe Robertson 244-2624 |
e-Care Learning Network (3 monthly) | The Network enables non-MGF2 learning partners to engage with the Programme and share information among themselves and with e-care partners | All parties interested in e-care. | Blythe Robertson 244-2624 |
Integrated Learning Network (bi-monthly) | To provide a forum for Practitioners and Managers across social work, health and housing to share experiences, good practice and support the implementation agenda for Joint Future. The Agenda is determined by delegates and an action plan with supporting documents are collated to support events. | Practitioners and managers across social work, health and housing from partnerships. | Judy King 244-4041 |
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Delayed Discharge Learning Network (6 monthly) | To promote good practice and share learning with regard to effective management of delayed discharges. See weblink http://www.scotland.gov.uk/Topics/Health/Care/1742/9730 This usually attracts 60-90 people. The next date will be in July 2005 and cover Audit Scotland's work on delivering a whole systems approach to delayed discharge. | Members of Partnerships and other agencies with an interest in delayed discharge issues. | Brian Slater 244-3635
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