Operational Conduct comprehensive assessments to evaluate the healthcare needs, functional abilities, and support requirements of individuals with learning disabilities. Using a person-cantered approach, gather information from various sources, including healthcare professionals, caregivers, and the individual themselves. Based on the assessment findings, you will determine their eligibility for CHC funding. Once an individual is deemed eligible for CHC funding, work collaboratively with the service user, their families, and a multidisciplinary team to develop a holistic care plan. This plan should outline the individual's healthcare goals, support needs, and desired outcomes. As the case, Coordinate and facilitate the implementation of the care plan, ensuring that services and supports are delivered in a coordinated and timely manner. Act as an advocate for individuals with learning disabilities, ensuring their needs and preferences are considered throughout the CHC process. This may involve supporting them in accessing appropriate healthcare services, coordinating with external service providers, and empowering them to make informed decisions about their care. Work closely with a variety of stakeholders, including healthcare professionals, social workers, care providers, and specialist learning disabilities teams. Collaboration is essential to ensure effective communication, coordination, and integration of care services. Actively participate in multidisciplinary meetings, case conferences, and care reviews. Individuals with learning disabilities may have specific risks related to their care and support needs. identify, assess, and mitigate these risks to ensure their safety and well-being. This may involve implementing appropriate safeguarding measures, coordinating with relevant professionals, and providing education and support to caregivers. Take appropriate action in respect of Safeguarding Policies and Procedures as required Finance Liaise with finance colleagues and ensure that placement costs are accurately reflected in service budget Information Management Accurate and timely documentation is vital in managing and monitoring individuals' CHC cases. Document assessment findings, care plans, progress notes, and any changes in the individual's health or care needs. This documentation ensures transparency, continuity of care, and adherence to legal and regulatory requirements. Planning and Organisation Regularly monitor the quality and effectiveness of CHC services provided to individuals with learning disabilities. This includes conducting periodic reviews of the care plan, assessing outcomes, and identifying areas for improvement. collaborate with the individual, their family, and the care team to adjust the care plan as needed and ensure it remains person-cantered. Policy and Service Development Actively contribute to the continuous improvement of CHC services for individuals with learning disabilities. This may involve participating in quality improvement initiatives, sharing best practices, and offering feedback to senior management regarding challenges and opportunities for improvement within the CHC system. Ensure best practices, through the use of research, and policies related to supporting individuals with learning disabilities. Participate in providing training and education to healthcare professionals, caregivers, and other stakeholders to enhance their understanding of learning disabilities, promote inclusive care, and improve outcomes.