The Care Exchange is a new podcast series for managers in social care hosted by Skills for Care Locality Managers Pia Rathje-Burton and Wendy Williams.
We’ll be sharing experiences from other managers in social care, providing a place where managers can listen to other managers, feel less isolated and pick-up some good ideas to support them in their own role.
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The Care Exchange is a new podcast series for managers in social care hosted by Skills for Care Locality Managers Pia Rathje-Burton and Wendy Williams.
We’ll be sharing experiences from other managers in social care, providing a place where managers can listen to other managers, feel less isolated and pick-up some good ideas to support them in their own role.
S5 E10: Supervision – it’s not a tick box exercise
The care exchange from Skills for Care
50 minutes
1 month ago
S5 E10: Supervision – it’s not a tick box exercise
Caroline Cosh, registered manager of Outstanding-rated Clifton Homecare, talks to us about the importance of looking after her workforce. This includes person-centred staff supervision through direct observations, one-on-one meetings, and mentoring, with a focus on understanding and compliance. Caroline also talks to us about the benefits of having a diverse staff team, emphasising the benefits of a multicultural workforce, creating a supportive culture, and even starting her own ‘Do you care?’ podcast.
Resources
Care workforce pathway - Career and development
Supervision
The care exchange from Skills for Care
The Care Exchange is a new podcast series for managers in social care hosted by Skills for Care Locality Managers Pia Rathje-Burton and Wendy Williams.
We’ll be sharing experiences from other managers in social care, providing a place where managers can listen to other managers, feel less isolated and pick-up some good ideas to support them in their own role.
