Children's Information Project: Single view of the child
Children's Information Project: Single view of the child
Delivered online using Teams
12:30 - 15:30 Thursday, 21 November 2024
Overview
A single view of the child means different things to different organisations. There are a range of approaches, each with their own opportunities and challenges.
In this open access event, we will consider the opportunities and challenges of developing this approach. During the event, we will hear from:
- Local authorities that have taken different approaches to developing a single view of the child.
- Sector leaders and technical experts.
- Users who will share how they use their platforms and the impact it has had.
There will be opportunities to discuss the topic with colleagues and technical experts, ask questions and reflect on what might apply to your local development work.
For more information, view the participant information sheet.
Booking
To book your place, please email dataandvoiceproject@researchinpractice.org.uk.
Learning Objectives
In this session, attendees will explore:
- What ethical issues should we be mindful of?
- How can diverse voices be included and prioritised?
- How do we navigate complex challenges such as interoperability and information governance?
- What factors enable success?
Audience Types
Senior leaders
Senior practitioners
Social workers
Strategic leads
Team leaders
Workforce development teams
Policy makers
Practitioners
Principal Social Worker (PSW)
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