The Lapis Research Project @LapisProject

An independent expert panel considered progression towards key workforce commitments to the NHS and social care ‘inadequate’. Read the full report here: buff.ly/3zHzZOh

buff.ly/3PSNwaL We have a new upcoming workshop!

Yet another issue facing in the UK care system. A chronic staff shortage is putting people's lives at risk. buff.ly/394B8o0

An inspection of a local care home has found many of the issues identified within the LAPIS Project. A serious lack of training opportunities within the care industry is putting people's life at risk. buff.ly/39bFzgX

Staff wellbeing is crucial to every job. Have a look into this discussion from the IHSCM Workforce Wellbeing Conference, where care managers talk about different ways of supporting care staff in daily basis. buff.ly/34n3dVy

The #LAPIS partner group met today in #Pescara at the kind hosting of Elio and Fabianna from #Submeet.. we joined our partners in person and online to discuss the progress of the project and connect over good food and great company - thank you everyone !

LAPIS project back hard at it after our break, with our thinking caps on about our latest Output which will be a set of training materials for Care Managers and Commissioners to help them build their own in house courses.

#Learning about #Buffer with the #LAPIS team so we can #reachyou every week ! Every day is a #schoolday 😁

Gaining #feedback on our #recommendations at the #LAPIS Advisory Board meeting at #LancasterUniversity - Our project team held #workshops and #interviews with #managers and #leaders across the #AdultSocialCare sector to determine how to overcome #barriers to #workbasedlearning

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#inspire #training #train #education #learn #workbasedlearning #socialcare #adultsocialcare

Disabled and vulnerable adults in England are being hit by a steep rise in the amount they have to pay towards their care, BBC News research reveals. bbc.co.uk/news/uk-582596…

Boris Johnson set to promise to cap the amount an individual will ever pay in social care costs – possibly at between £60,000 and £80,000 – and better protect people from having to sell their homes to meet care bills. independent.co.uk/news/uk/politi…

Meet Izabela WNUK PHD from faculty of management UŁ.

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Meet the partners! Mathew and Paloma our partners from Lancaster and Morecambe College!

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A very true quote! #learning #KindnessMatters #education

SIGN UP FOR THE FREE ZOOM WEBINAR HERE - eventbrite.co.uk/e/what-matters…

Members of the Work Foundation, the leading think tank for improving work in the UK and part of Lancaster University, will present evidence from their recent report Social care: a guide to attracting and retaining a thriving workforce, produced in collaboration with Totaljobs.

What Matters Now: Developing a Thriving Social Care Workforce is the latest in a series of public webinars from Lancaster University Management School (LUMS) addressing the big issues facing society and business today and tomorrow.