PBS Matters

Paddy and Jo re joined by Roy Deveau and discuss what practice leadership is. They cover the difference between practice leadership and management, the importance of having practice leaders and how context impacts on the effectiveness of practice leadership. 

Roy Deveau joins Paddy and Jo to share where practice leadership comes from and the research linked to it. 

Part three is all about the practical application of practice leadership within services. Roy Deveau shares how best to introduce practice leadership, training for practice leaders and the benefits it can bring. Roy goes through the EDDY model as a useful method to ensure training is embedded into practice. 

Paddy and Jo consider the important elements of PBS; including contextual fit, stakeholder involvement and function based strategies. They discuss what PBS is and is not and why organisational culture is crucial for translating the theory and training into practice. 

This episode discusses two case studies to demonstrate PBS in practice. Jo introduces a gentleman where his fear of dogs was preventing him for going out and Paddy discusses implementing PBS across an organisation. 

Paddy and Jo meet with Leah Fennema to discuss how organisational behaviour management can be used to support systems and change employee behaviour. They cover leadership, the importance of pinpointing behaviours, feeback and data collection. 

Leah Fennema shares two case studies with Paddy and Jo from her work. Thye discuss how these case studies could be used to enhance implementation of PBS within services. 

Adele Grandon joins Paddy and Jo to discuss PBS and the support for her 23 year old son.

Tony Osgood joins Paddy and Jo to discuss person centred planning and why this is a good first step to understanding a person prior to completing in depth behaviour work. 

Tony talks through applications of person centred planning with example of how to build good rapport so people are comfortable and happy to share their stories. 

Marie Lovell joins Paddy and Jo to introduce the peer review process for PBS training. They discuss what it is, how the process is completed and the benefits it should bring to providers, commissions and participants of the training. 

Paddy and Jo are joined by Brian McClean who outlines to intervention sequences outline. The five elements of the process are discussed in detail and Brian explains the impact that it has had for people. 

In part two Brian introduces two case studies where the intervention  sequence outline has been used and the outcomes it had for the people supported.