Moving to Outcome Based Assessed Children’s Services
Nov 15th, 2008 by Don Ledingham
I’ve been invited speak at what is described as an interactive seminar entitled Measuring Outcomes for Children’s Services in Scotland - (I’m a late replacement so my name doesn’t appear in the programme)
The blurb reads as follows:
This seminar addresses the key issues facing performance management within children’s services including:
- Making the transition from measuring services on outputs to outcomes
- Preparing for joint inspections
- Measuring outcomes across partnerships with the new focus on integrated working
- Providing evidence on ‘soft outcomes’
- Building the capacity, skills and knowledge of your staff to carry out outcomes based planning and reporting
My brief is as follows:
- Moving to Outcome Based Assessed Children’s Services
- Understanding the Government’s purpose, strategic objectives, national outcomes, national indicators, and their implications for children’s services and delivery partners
- Identifying the key issues for children, young people and families and uses of social care within the National Performance Framework
- SOAs and the impact on planning, delivering and evaluating an outcome based approach in children’s services