What do you need developed?

My extensive experience in senior leadership roles over the past two decades has required me to develop writing skills and the capacity to produce a wide range of quality documents to support practice across teams, programs and whole organisations.

These documents have included, but are not limited to:

• Series of 1 page fact sheet for carers
• Strategy analysis documents
• Policies and procedures
• Practice tools
• Care planning templates
• Training packages
• Accredited qualifications, incorporating multiple units of competency

I look forward to working with you and your team to bring these documents to life for you. Each developmental process is discussed and mapped as each requires a different multi-faceted collaborative approach. Each process will include consultation and feedback throughout to ensure the final product meets, or exceeds, your expectations.

Practice frameworks

Connolly (2007) defines a practice framework as a 'conceptual map that brings together, in an accessible design, the organisation's approach to practice. It links the foundational philosophical and theoretical underpinnings with the practice interventions used to support desired outcomes.'

This valuable definition underpins the outcome of working with you to develop and implement an organisational or programmatic practice framework. This is an 8 stage process that meets your identified outcomes regarding the unique way of working you want implemented across your organisation or program. The process includes: planning and commencement; research and background; initial stakeholder consultations; draft framework; feedback and second consultations; draft framework 2; framework presentation and launch and finally, implementation programs.

We will complete a comprehensive planning and consultation process prior to commencing any developmental process to ensure transparency, clarity and quality that is specific to your needs.

Training needs analysis

Identifying the training needs of a team balanced with an organisation's goals is another core requirement for delivering quality outcomes for children, young people and families.

A well-implemented Training Needs Analysis (TNA) focuses on mapping current capacity, consulting with multiple groups regarding need and then integrating this information within a gap analysis process. The TNA needs to integrate the organisation's values, goals and practice principles to ensure all future training is relevant, comprehensive and effective in enhancing relationships.

I am pleased to be able to offer this process for your team, program or organisation in a way that again is multi-faceted, consultative and clearly mapped.

Each developmental process is unique and confidentiality is assured through a comprehensive service agreement established at the commencement of our work together.

I look forward to connecting with you about how I can meet your needs, ease your workload and enhance the work of your program and team.

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