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Katie Enock National Workforce Programme Lead Steve Hajioff

Katie Enock National Workforce Programme Lead Steve Hajioff Lead for work stream: Development of Training Resources. National Public Health Information and Intelligence Strategy. Overall Aims

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Katie Enock National Workforce Programme Lead Steve Hajioff

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  1. Katie Enock National Workforce Programme Lead Steve Hajioff Lead for work stream: Development of Training Resources

  2. National Public Health Information and Intelligence Strategy Overall Aims • To develop progressive and sustainable improvements, continuing for the next ten years, in the availability and use of Public Health Information and Intelligence. • To provide the required vision, leadership and plans for delivering the national Public Health Information and Intelligence System. • Develop a framework to harmonise, coordinate and direct the work of different agencies in order to build such a system.

  3. Overall Objectives • To provide operational support to the Choosing Health delivery plan by making information and knowledge available to local communities to inform their decisions. • To meet the information and intelligence needs of key Department of Health and wider health-related Government policy objectives such as reducing inequalities in health, monitoring the public health function, achieving health literacy and tracking relevant Public Service Agreement targets locally and nationally

  4. Career Progression • Retrospective portfolio assessment framework developed and UKPHVR opened • Some resources available to support those on the Defined Specialist Support Programme • No existing prospective training for defined specialists (yet) • No prospective training for I&I career development (yet)

  5. New Initiatives • Practitioner regulation – scoping work • A common shows how/ knows how/ training & qualification framework developing • FPH - Part A examination • I&I Career framework (not a straight jacket)

  6. Public Health Information & Intelligence Workforce Workstream Aims To improve public health information and intelligence skills and capacity throughout England for the three levels of the public health workforce as defined by the “Report of the Chief Medical Officer’s Project to Strengthen the Public Health Function” published in 2001

  7. Objective 1: Career Pathways • To improve recruitment and retention of high quality specialist public health I&I staff by: • developing career pathways and peer support networks • identifying training required at each level • preparing a library of nationally approved job descriptions and person specifications for each level

  8. Objective 2: Training Strategy • To support the personal and professional • development of public health I&I workforce. • To support the personal and professional • development of the public health workforce • To support the provision of public health skills in undergraduate and post graduate curricula and the wider public health practitioners.

  9. Objective 3: On-line Training Resources • To increase access to training resources for: • public health information, intelligence • general public health knowledge and skills • Resources readily available in a central on-line repository.

  10. The Structure of the Framework – The Public Health Career Framework

  11. Core or Defined Competency? • Core competencies are those required for all disciplines. They may be at different levels for different disciplines but they are fundamental for effective public health. • Defined (non-core) competencies include competencies which are considered essential for I&I staff at different levels. • Competencies which might be seen as “desirable” on a job description are also defined competencies.

  12. Training (qualifications)?

  13. Group work this morning • Look at what has been done before • Does it make sense? • Are there things missing? • Things to think about • This is work in progress – capture the essence • The cube is a model only – it is not the end point • Health surveillance is also in the core • Do not get ‘hung up’ about AfC • Important to think about what we need to know as well as what we need to be able to do.

  14. Workshop Groups Review the competence and knowledge base for levels: Group 1 Levels 4, 5, 6 Group 2 Level 5, 6, 7 Group 3 Level 6, 7, 8 Group 4 Levels 7, 8, 9 Review the training for each level Group 5

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