Introduction Course to Restorative Practices Workshops

**Staff who have Executive endorsement are encouraged to register

Two workshop options:

17-18 June 2024 (Level 4, Christie Spaces, North Sydney) and

19-20 June 2024 (Level 6, 1 Reserve Road, St Leonards)

Numbers are capped at 25 - Registrations close 24 May 2024.

The Introduction to Restorative Skills Workshop is designed to provide the following learning outcomes:

• Critically evaluate the impacts of embedded responses to healthcare harm and the human
  needs that arise from them.
• Explore restorative principles and practices and how they might be applied within the health system context to mitigate and respond to healthcare harm.
• Identify appropriate restorative considerations following severe or complex harm to patients, health professionals, organisations, and communities in mental health settings.
• Explore the factors critical for cultural safety, equity, and partnership with Aboriginal peoples in the aftermath of healthcare harm and within a restorative process.
• Understand how restorative concepts and factors critical for a restorative outcome following an adverse event might be applied during the phases of disclosure, preparation, facilitation, resolution, and change.
• An introductory exploration to the skills required to support disclosure, facilitation and follow up within the context of adverse events.
• Practice triage of real cases to determine when restorative approach is not appropriate and/or when specialised support is required.

Who should register?

LHD/SHN staff involved in implementing a move towards restorative approaches are invited to register for the workshop:

• Aboriginal Health Managers,
• MHS Directors,
• Clinical Directors,
• Nurse Unit Managers,
• Peer Workers/Lived Experience,
• Directors of Clinical Governance,
• Quality and Safety Managers and
• Directors of Workforce.