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SUMMARY:Internal responses to COVID and how to plan for service development and change
DESCRIPTION:The staff experience of the Covid-19 pandemic: insights and actions\nThis session will outline the work we have been doing in Kent to secure a detailed understanding of how our workforce have been affected by Covid-19 at the various stages of the pandemic\, in their professional lives and beyond. Three surveys have been conducted to date\, with the insight having been highly influential in formulating an evidence-based organisational response to supporting our staff.\nFrom a methodological perspective\, the session will explore how we used a range of tools and techniques in conjunction with a standard survey approach to enhance the impact and actionability of findings.\nRachel Kennard\, Chief Analyst & Diane Trollope\, Service Manager OD & Engagement\, Kent County Council \nRapid Innovation and the COVID Response in Powys\nThis webinar will take you through the journey that Powys have been on during the past 12 months\, it will focus on how we: \n\nquickly developed geo-spatial analysis reports to provide insight at a locality level to support the leadership team with evidence-based decision-making\, particularly in terms of shielding and vulnerable residents;\ncreated an integrated system for customer services staff and volunteers to coordinate the community support system (food parcels\, befriending etc);\nanalysed data at a local and national level to provide a COVID-19 well-being assessment and identify the short\, medium and long-term effects;\ncollaborated with NHS Wales Informatics Service to integrate health and social care data to help with early intervention in a response to COVID19;\nworked with the local Track\, Trace and Protect team and Environmental Health to provide much needed insight into COVID19 testing information across the county (in a three-week sprint); and\nused our insight to plan for recovery in the short\, medium and long-term – focusing on the economy\, opening council services\, our internal behaviours and buildings.\n\nEmma Palmer\, Head of Transformation and Communication & Catherine James\, Deputy Head of Transformation and Communication\, Powys County Council
URL:https://www.laria.org.uk/event/internal-responses-to-covid-and-how-to-plan-for-service-development-and-change/
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SUMMARY:Understanding the impact of COVID and lockdown
DESCRIPTION:Understanding Older People’s Experience of Lockdown: Using Citizen Space\nThis session will describe how Scottish Borders Council worked in partnership with the Borders Older Peoples Planning Partnership (BOPPP) a volunteer community planning group) and NHS Borders to gain understanding of how the Covid-19 lockdowns have affected older people in the Scottish Borders.\nThe session will cover: using different technologies\, developing the consultation in partnership\, using different methods for collection (interviews and online)\, training the interviewers\, key findings of the consultation and how the information is being used.\nErin R. Murray\, Research and Policy Officer\, Scottish Borders Council \nCOVID Health Equity Manchester: Understanding and responding to the impact of COVID-19 on BAME communities and other at risk groups\nThis session will describe the analytical and community engagement work that has taken place to help health and social care partners to understand better the impact of COVID-19 on BAME communities\, residents in vulnerable situations and areas of socio-economic deprivation in the city. It will also describe how this intelligence and insight has been used to drive targeted actions to address these inequalities through the work of the COVID Health Equity Manchester (CHEM) group\nNeil Bendel\, Public Health Specialist (Health Intelligence)\, Manchester City Council & Jackie Driver\, Strategic lead for Inclusion\, Manchester Health and Care Commissioning \nMedium Term Impact of Covid-19 on Essex Services and Residents: A view of emerging challenges facing services in 2021 & beyond\nNicki Mallett\, Head of Data & Analytics & Stephen Simpkin\, Data Science Fellow\, Essex County Council \nThe Research Design Service (RDS) is offering the chance to ‘drop’ in to an informal discussion with RDS advisers about health and social care research\, after this webinar. \nDo ‘Drop-in’ if you: \n\nhave an idea for research that needs external funding\nwould like to develop partnerships with academic researchers\nare considering becoming more involved in academic research as a career.\n\nEmail martin.stevens@kcl.ac.uk if you would like to ‘drop-in’ or just enter the breakout room that will be available immediately after the Webinar for a more general discussion. \nIf you’re not coming to the this webinars\, but are interested\, do make contact anyway through the ‘request support’ button on your local RDS homepage 
URL:https://www.laria.org.uk/event/understanding-the-impact-of-covid-and-lockdown/
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SUMMARY:Local voices through lockdown: using innovative qualitative research approaches to inform Covid-19 recovery planning
DESCRIPTION:This interactive session will highlight the importance of qualitative research in bringing the voices of the public closer to local decision-makers. Drawing on two case studies – research for the Local Government Authority (LGA) and West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA) – it will showcase innovative research tools and techniques that have been developed during the pandemic. The session will highlight the adaptability of qualitative research methods\, and include discussion on how to utilise them effectively in an online\, rather than face-to-face\, setting.\nLucy Morrell\, Research Director\, Lucy Bush\, Research Director\, BritainThinks & Adam Hawksbee\, Head of Policy & Programme Development\, West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA)
URL:https://www.laria.org.uk/event/local-voices-through-lockdown-using-innovative-qualitative-research-approaches-to-inform-covid-19-recovery-planning/
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SUMMARY:What to do with all this data? – Developing platforms to analyse and share COVID-related data with professionals\, service users and citizens
DESCRIPTION:Building an integrated systems response to the COVID-19 pandemic in Bury Helen Smith\, Strategic Performance & Intelligence Manager\, Bury Council & Angela Partington\, Head of BI\, Bury CCG \nUsing Health\, Social Care\, Benefits and Troubled Families data to assess vulnerability during the COVID-19 pandemicTowards the end of March 2020 there was a recognition by Liverpool City Council and the NHS required a crisis identification system built in case there was unprecedented demand in the city caused by COVID 19. The aim was to link identifiable data to create a vulnerability index of individuals in case the prioritisation of food\, prescription deliveries and economic support or care packages was required. The delegates will learn about the data journey Liverpool have taken to develop a comprehensive data management system for the National Troubled Families Programme that is now utilised for multiple purposes in both strategic and operational arenas. The session will reflect upon how the COVID-19 pandemic has provided opportunities for greater data sharing across partners\, how on-going collaborations will provide a host of opportunities for analysing demand management data to become “pro-active” rather than “reactive” and the advancement of predictive analytics.John Bowers\, Liverpool Families Programme Data and Information Manager\, Liverpool City Council \nCoronaWatch: The Suffolk Covid-19 Data StoryLike many other local authorities\, Suffolk needed to adapt and innovate to analyse Covid-19 data.This session focuses on the development of Suffolk’s CoronaWatch products. We will dive into some of our intelligence products and explore: How pieced together different data and intelligence to improve our understanding of Covid-19 in Suffolk\, how we have used tools such as Power BI and R to complement our traditional public health analysis\, and how we have tried to manage the transition from ‘no data’ to ‘all data’ as part of our Covid-19 response. The CoronaWatch tools have enabled us to turn data into decisions\, and evidence into actionable insight!Natacha Bines\, Head of Population Insight\, Suffolk County Council \nDuring the webinar you will hear from the webinar sponsor OCSI. There is opportunity to book 121 meetings before and after the webinar to hear more about their work.
URL:https://www.laria.org.uk/event/what-to-do-with-all-this-data-developing-platforms-to-analyse-and-share-covid-related-data-with-professionals-service-users-and-citizens/
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