This week’s topics
Applying Managing People in Health and Social Care in practice: case studies
- Case analysis
- Linking theory to practice
- Evaluating evidence
- It's not part of the job: responding to racism and abuse in social care
- Who keeps getting the shifts nobody wants? The everyday bias managers don’t notice
What you will be able to do
- 1.4 Evaluate the different approaches used in the selection process in health and social care.
- 1.5 Analyse the policies and procedures resulting from serious case reviews and inquiries which contribute to safeguarding in health and social care.
- 2.2 Analyse career development and lifelong learning opportunities in the health and social care sector.
- 3.2 Assess methods for identifying individual training and developing needs
- 3.3 Analyse techniques for promoting continuous professional development in health and social care
- 4.1 Analyse the significance of cultural diversity to the health and social care sector.
- 4.3 Assess strategies for managing a diverse workforce.
Activity
Start with this week’s 2 videos, then: Case-study workshop: apply the unit’s concepts to a real or realistic case and evaluate the outcome.
Study materials
Videos
- It's not part of the job: responding to racism and abuse in social care · YouTube · We Lead · 9 min · for registered students
- Who keeps getting the shifts nobody wants? The everyday bias managers don’t notice · YouTube · We Lead · 10 min · for registered students
- Summit 2025 session: Making progress tackling racism in health and care · YouTube · Nuffield Trust · 84 min · for registered students
Further resources
- Transforming care: a national response to Winterbourne View Hospital (DH, 2012) · Reading · GOV.UK, report · for registered students
- The Cavendish Review: healthcare assistants and support workers in NHS and social care (2013) · Reading · GOV.UK, report · for registered students
- Leadership for a collaborative and inclusive future (Messenger review, 2022) · Reading · GOV.UK, report · for registered students
Materials marked “for registered students” open in the student portal, which is set up as soon as you receive final acceptance.