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The #UCPexpanion means everyone can have one, holistic care plan that can provide personalised care rather than several care plans 🙌
Today I head off on maternity leave and so will not be monitoring this twitter account. Look out for Izzy who is taking over and will keep you updated on all the work going on at LAS to support people with a learning disability and autistic people. Exciting times ahead! 🙂
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Today we said goodbye to @LAS_LDVS Jess as she heads off on maternity leave and Hello to Isabel (izzy) who will be covering her role as Learning Disability & Vulnerabilities Specialist. Jess has achieved so much and I am sure Izzy will carry on Jess's great work.
@Ldn_Ambulance
Happy Learning Disability Week!
At #TeamLAS, we know how important it is for everyone in London to get the same high quality level of level of care, without barriers, when they need it.
Our Learning Disabilities and Vulnerability Specialist Jess shares a message for #LearningDisabilityWeek ⬇️
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Last year #TeamLAS attended around 15,900 people with a Learning Disability or Autistic people to provide care.
Our accessible resources help people to know what to expect when we visit them, ensuring they get the care they need in a timely way 💚
#LearningDisabilityWeek
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The UCP team + colleagues from our new use case groups including dementia, frailty, personalised care and learning disabilities and autism, have spent the morning brainstorming the new UCP template. Watch this space!
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Last year #TeamLAS attended around 15,900 people with a Learning Disability or Autistic people to provide care.
Our new accessible resources help people to know what to expect when we visit them, reducing anxiety and ensuring they get the care they need in a timely way 🔽
The LAS website's Learning Disability and Autism zone has launched! Information includes new resources on "What to expect when an ambulance comes to see you." We have co-produced these in easy read, a social story and a video. Go check them out! 🙂londonambulance.nhs.uk/calli…
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Do you work in LD &A practice? We have an exciting opportunity for the right person to join the LAS for a 1 year secondment or fixed term post covering @LAS_LDVS. Based in the high performing Safeguarding team. Look out in nhs jobs or contact @LAS_LDVS
@NHSEngland
@AACE_org
This week we held our first LAS Public Patient Council for people with a Learning Disability and Autistic people. Online and in person meetings to promote inclusion and accessibility across London. Great engagement and excited to start this way for people to influence our service
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We cannot wait! 🧡
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The Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training on Learning Disability and Autism has now been launched. Read about why it was created and how it will help people with a learning disability and autistic people here:orlo.uk/IsmyK
@PaulaMc007 @DHSCgovuk @NHSEngland @skillsforcare
Encouraging everyone where possible to advocate their own support needs or those of the person they support, is so helpful for us to make individualised reasonable adjustments @Autism @mencap_charity @RichmondMencap @AACE_org
Today we launch our “Ask the Question” campaign! This promotes asking patients if they have any support needs useful for us to know Eg a learning disability or being an autistic person. This enables staff to consider reasonable adjustments, reducing barriers to equal healthcare
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Update: Due to the success of @Ldn_Ambulance's #Advanced #Paramedic Practitioner pilot, the role has been integrated into their operational model as business as usual. Now more patients are treated safely in the community, rather than transferred to #EDs.
aace.org.uk/initiatives/adva…
A great day filming with @TheBakedBeanCompany creating our resources for people with a Learning Disability or Autistic people- focusing on increasing understanding and reducing anxiety about what to expect when being supported by the LAS.”
#reducinghealthinequalities @AACE_org
















