LEiC Education and Development Framework: Key Principles and Ways to Use the Resource
Some key points and benefits of using the LEiC Education and Development Framework
Some Thoughts on the Framework
Shirley Cowie, Excellence in Care Clinical Lead describes the key principles and benefits of the Leading Excellence in Care Education and Development framework
Some Key Principles and Ways of using the Framework
See below key principles for making the most of the resource:
- individualised learning approach for self assessment and planning CPD
- can be used as part of PDP conversation
- can be used as a guide for personal and professional learning
- no defined timeframe for completion
- supports continuous learning and development
- focuses on key capabilities to lead excellence in care
- can be tailored to suit own role
- reflective approach to professional learning
- complement existing Board management and policy processes and resources
- Complement local induction programmes and preceptorship
There are many ways to use the LEiC Education and Development Framework and the aligned capabilities. The PDF available by clicking on the graphic on the right gives a suggested process for using the education and development framework as a learning tool.
The example process involves the capabilites, self-assessment, action plan and using a portfolio to record your learning.
LEiC Education and Development Framework Launch Webinar
The LEiC Education and Development Framework was officially launched on 30th November 2023 by Caroline Craig, Assoicate Director of Healthcare Staffing and Care Assurance, Healthcare Improvement Scotland.
Below you will find recordings of the indivual presentations/discussions as well as the full webinar.
How the LEiC Education and Development Framework will support NMAHP leaders
This session was facilitated by Christina West, National Clinical Lead for Excellence in Care, Healthcare Improvement Scotland who led a discussion with Sharon Carmichael, Senior Charge Nurse in NHS Fife and Nicola McGovern, Lead Midwife in NHS Highland
LEiC - An Allied Health Professions (AHP) Perspective
This session was led by Alistair Reid, Director of Allied Health Professions in NHS Ayrshire and Arran and Joanne Service, AHP Manager for Children and Young People in NHS Dumfries and Galloway.
LEiC – A Board Excellence in Care Lead Perspective
This session was led by Nina McGinley, Board Excellence in Care and Practice Development Lead in NHS Ayrshire and Arran.
LEiC Education and Development Framework launch (Full Video)
The webinar was opened and chaired by Caroline Craig, Associate Director of Healthcare Staffing and Care Assurance, Healthcare Improvement Scotland.