Children’s services and childcare · Practitioner
Children’s services and childcare: Evidence and handover
A response may lean on exceptional outcomes while overlooking routine supervision, preparation and variable attendance. Managers then face both an inflated service expectation and a rate that assumes every anticipated place or referral will materialise as planned. Working output: A practice and viability review linking the service claim to proportionate evidence and a funded operating model, with referral and attendance assumptions clearly stated.
40 min planned learning scope5 lesson sections5 knowledge questions
After this module you can …
- Identify the proposition the practice and viability review needs to support, with particular attention to “the service claim to proportionate evidence”.
- Create the specific working output with concrete entries: A practice and viability review linking the service claim to proportionate evidence and a funded operating model, with referral and attendance assumptions clearly stated.
- Check the planned effort for the practice and viability review and assign the outstanding evidence decision concerning “the service claim to proportionate evidence”.
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