Implementing the Carer Support Needs Assessment Tool (CSNAT) Approach: Views from research and practice
Through popular request, we hosted our second ‘CSNAT’ conference on Friday 1st March 2019. This was an update our first conference we hosted in Milton Keynes in March 2016. Three years on, we have learned a lot and were delighted to have the opportunity to share this with everyone. The conference served as a useful forum for discussion of implementation of an evidence based, person centred approach to assessing and supporting carers in routine practice – focussing very much on the realities of practice rather than the rhetoric. Thanks to everyone for coming and joining in on the discussions.
To view the conference programme please click here
Morning sessions
Lynne Carmichael, Ayrshire Hospice: Taking a planned approach to implementing the CSNAT Intervention
Using The CSNAT Approach in different practice settings
Sarah Shipton, Manchester University Hospitals Foundation Trust: Hospital discharge
Sarah Priestley, Royal Trinity Hospice: Community setting with carers of people with dementia
Kay Greene, Mary Ann Evans Hospice: Hospice at Home
Claire Hewitt, Hospice of St Francis: Outpatient setting
Afternoon sessions
Claire Hewitt, Hospice of St Francis: Carers and Systmone-our journey
Dr Janet Diffin, Hospice UK: The CSNAT Approach Training and Implementation Toolkit