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What are OSCaRS OSCaRS are reflective debriefing sessions. The aim is to facilitate practice-based learning and support staff around palliative and end of life care, in relation to a recent death of a resident within the care home. OSCaRS facilitate a process of new learning which helps staff identify what needs to change and affirms
Learn Tell me more Self-Assess Tools for self-assessing Is your eating a problem? People with eating problems worry about their weight, shape and food, to the point where it really affects their life. Here are some of the common experiences described by people who struggle with eating problems. Do you recognise any of them? How your
Learn Tell me more Self-Assess Tools for self-assessing Have you experienced a traumatic event? Traumatic events are common and can happen at any time, in both childhood and adulthood. The way you experience a traumatic event will be unique to you and will vary from the experiences of other people. Examples of traumatic events include:
Learn Tell me more Self-Assess Tools for self-assessing Are you struggling to manage your emotions? People who struggle to manage their emotions have feelings that are so extreme or intense that they get in the way of their every-day life. Here are some of the more common experiences: How your body might feel: Thoughts you
These reports help us to understand the current and likely future challenges for the health and wellbeing of the people of Lothian. They show that health and wellbeing outcomes are strongly patterned by underlying socioeconomic factors, with people living in more deprived areas consistently experiencing worse outcomes than those living in less deprived areas. Director
Learn Tell me more Self-Assess Tools for self-assessing Are you self-harming? Below are some of the experiences commonly described by people who self-harm: How your body might feel Thoughts you might have Feelings you might have Things you might do If these sound familiar, you can find out more about self-harm in the ‘Learn’ section above. Manage Ways to manage Support Local
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