Heads Together: Brain injury and social work
Heads Together: Brain injury and social work
Delivered online using Teams
12:00 - 13:30 Monday, 9 September 2024
In this webinar, the Heads Together research team, including members of their experts by experience governance group, will share findings and key messages from their research into social work and people who have an acquired brain injury.
The term ‘acquired brain injury’ refers to any injury to the brain that occurs after birth. This includes a physical blow (for example, as a result of accident, an assault or while participating in a sport), or a medical event (such as a stroke or a brain haemorrhage).
This webinar will provide an opportunity to explore the role of social work in supporting people who have an acquired brain injury, and to introduce the Brain Injury Social Work Platform which contains accessible resources to support effective social work education, practice and commissioning in this area.
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Audience Types
Principal Social Worker (PSW)
Senior practitioners
Social workers
Professional Standards
PQS:KSS - The role of social workers | Safeguarding | Developing confident and capable social workers
CQC - Safe | Effective
PCF - Knowledge
RCOT - Service users