Assertive Outreach Teams
Listening to practitioners, and placing the resources where they can make a real impact.
A Review of Seven Practice Development Programmes
Part 2: Charting the Changes
Progress through Practice Development (Comparitive Mean Scores for Seven Assertive Outreach Teams)
Key:
- Service users involved in priorities.
- Values and principles impact on our practice.
- Time for creative approaches to engagement.
- Identification of service user strengths.
- Positive risk-taking in practice.
- Practical and research based approaches.
- Clear purpose as an AO team.
- Clear model of team-working.
- Effective support and supervision.
- Clear decision making in the team.
- We link effectively with other parts of MH system.
- Diversity of knowledge, skill & experience.
- Access outside expertise.
Detailed evaluations are in part 3.