Train the trainer

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Overview

The service coordination orientation program was developed to be used in Regional 'Train the Trainer' sessions for PCP member agency staff. The kit was then provided to these staff members to enable them to run training sessions and/or use the resources in their own agencies.

The key objectives of the program are for participants to:

• Develop an understanding of the policy context, principles and practical approaches of a service coordination system.
• Develop an understanding on how health care integration and service coordination enhances services' capacity to respond to consumers' and carers' needs.
• Understand the elements of service coordination and the tool templates and guidelines that support these.

and to

• Promote the capacity of reflective practitioners who may apply their knowledge within any community, organisational or cultural context.
• Maximise learning opportunities, particularly through experiential learning.
• Build a sustainable skill base and increase local capacity for local PCP service providers to deliver courses that ensure relevance for participants.

Please note that the 'Service Coordination Orientation Program' contains references to the original version of the SCTT. The Program is being updated to reflect SCTT 2006 changes. In the meantime, the material can continue to be used as a Service Coordination orientation resource.

Download instructions

The zip file should be downloaded and unzipped onto your hard drive. The MAIN MENU.pps can then be used to navigate around the program.

The Navigation Help Sheet may help you to better use the program. To use this program you require at a minimum Microsoft Powerpoint 97.

Navigation help sheet (249kb, MS Word)

Service coordination program (7.1mb, WINZIP)

Training plan ideas from regional training (66kb, MS Word)

Sample brainstorm from 'Jim's Mowing' activity (41kb, MS Word)

Sample brainstorm of benefits of service coordination (23kb, MS Word)

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