By the Centre for Care and IMPACT

Host: Laura Griffith, Deputy Head of National Embedding, IMPACT

Guests:

• Paul Rooney- Professional Adviser, Northern Ireland Social Care Council
• Alison Upton- Learning and Development Manager at Scottish Social Services Council
• Andrew Bell- Programme Manager, WeCare Wales, Social Care Wales
• Jon Kerr- Head of Workforce Capacity, Skills for Care

This episode continues on the topic of ‘values-based recruitment’ in adult social care.

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Learn more about our research on the Centre for Care website here: https://centreforcare.ac.uk/

The CARE MATTERS Podcast is produced by Dan Williamson at the Centre for Care.

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Host: Laura Griffith, Deputy Head of National Embedding, IMPACT

Guests:

• Paul Rooney- Professional Adviser, Northern Ireland Social Care Council
• Alison Upton- Learning and Development Manager at Scottish Social Services Council
• Andrew Bell- Programme Manager, WeCare Wales, Social Care Wales
• Jon Kerr- Head of Workforce Capacity, Skills for Care

This episode focuses on the topic of ‘values-based recruitment’ in adult social care. In the context of adult social care, values-based recruitment is a relatively new term. It’s been used in retail and the health sector for some time, and essentially means working with people who align with the organisation’s or employer’s values, rather than focusing purely on skills, qualification or prior experience. At the centre of values-based recruitment is the idea that while skills can be learned, values cannot be easily taught but are essential to providing good care and support.

We are delighted to release the recording of our live podcast event, held at the University of Sheffield as part of the Economic and Social Research Council's Festival of Social Sciences. The event is a collaboration between the Centre for Care and the University of Sheffield Digital Society Network, Digital Inclusion and Ethics Hub.

Hosted by Dr Kate Hamblin (Senior Research Fellow, Centre for Care, IMPACT), this episode looks specifically at care and technology. Our guests discuss the kinds of devices used in care arrangements and relationships, but also the increasingly ‘online’ digital provision of care services. Our panellists also share their expertise on the reality of technology and care now and where they think it might go in the near future.

Kate was thrilled to be joined by;

• • Caroline Waugh, member of Think Local Act Personal’s National Co-production Advisory Group and co-creator of Cycling 4 All in Sheffield,
  • Madeleine Starr, Carers UK,
  • Laura Sbaffi, Information School, The University of Sheffield, and,
  • Katie Heard, Good Things Foundation

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Learn more about our research on the Centre for Care website here: https://centreforcare.ac.uk/

This episode of the CARE MATTERS Podcast was produced by Kitty Turner and the event was coordinated by Rachael Black, Kate Hamblin and Dan Williamson at the Centre for Care.

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