We are there! Disability Services National Sharing Day - September 25th

Issued 25 September 2019

HSE Sharing Day

HSE Sharing Day 

The HSE  Quality Improvement Team in the National Disability Operations Office planned a National Disability Services Sharing Day and St. Michael's House staff and service user were presenting and attending.

The theme of the Sharing Day is “supporting people to live lives of their choosing” and its focus  is on examples of good practice around the country in meeting the 9 outcome domains from the Quality Framework for outcomes-focussed Disability Services.

The Sharing Day has emphasise on Continuous Quality Improvement in  services as opposed to just compliance with Regulations. There are multiple examples of really good practice around the country and today was  an opportunity  for St. Michael's House to showcase  to a wider audience and share the learning across the country.

Some of our projects on the day :

Happy Bones project, which  is an educational resource developed to give you an understanding of the importance of good bone health in children and adults with an intellectual disability.

Person Centred Planning -One of our objectives under Goal one in our Strategic plan 2017-2021, is to put in place Personal HSE Sharing DayCentred Planning system for children , young people and adults who use our services. PCP was at the heart of the organisation in 2018 working with adults.

St. Michael's House PCP  Service User Group  photographed prior to presenting their video on their  important consultation and advisory work at the National Sharing day.

 

 

 

 

 

Brush my teeth project which was primarily developed to reduce inequalities in oral health. It also aims to promote equality across professions and equalise power of knowledge between professionals and healthcare users.

PPals Active Leaders   Adults in our service completed the  eight week P-PAL programme which aimed to enable people with intellectual disability to become physical activity leaders (PALs) in their community. They are leading the way to teach , train and support physical activity for all. PPals leaders Una Hennessy and Paula Carroll photographed

Congratulations to all Staff, service user committees and groups and families  involved in this showcase day.