Ndị uwe ojii na Kọmishọna Mpụ maka Surrey – Mkpebi ime ndekọ
Ego maka inye ọrụ ndị a tara ahụhụ
Nọmba mkpebi: 045/2021
Onye edemede na Ọrụ Ọrụ: Damian Markland, Iwu & Nduzi Ntuziaka maka Ọrụ Ndị Aka Mere
Akara mkpuchi: Official
- Summary
N'October 2014, ndị uwe ojii na ndị Kọmishọna Mpụ (PCC) weghaara ibu ọrụ maka ịnye ọrụ nkwado maka ndị mmebi iwu, iji nyere ndị mmadụ aka ịnagide na nwetaghachi ahụmahụ ha. Akwụkwọ a na-akọwapụta ego ndị PCC mere n'oge na-adịbeghị anya iji mezuo ọrụ ndị a.
- Nkwekọrịta nkwado ego ọkọlọtọ
2.1 Ọrụ: IRIS Clinical Lead
Onye na-enye ihe: Ọrụ Mmegbu Ezinụlọ nke East Surrey (ESDAS)
Grant: £8,840
Summary: The Identification and Referral to Improve Safety (“IRIS”) programme is a training and support programme which enables GPs to identify patients affected by domestic violence and abuse and refer them to specialist services, benefiting the patient and their children and saving NHS resources. In Surrey, ESDAS leads the delivery of the IRIS programme across the participating local authorities of Reigate and Banstead and Tandridge.
The IRIS programme relies on one Advocate Educator and one Clinical Lead who work in partnership with up to 17 GP practices. The Advocate Educator provides training to the practice teams, acts as their ongoing domestic abuse consultant and is the person to whom they directly refer patients for expert advocacy. The Clinical Lead, who is a practicing local GP, works in conjunction with them to engage with practices and co-deliver training. The Clinical Lead also attends the IRIS Steering Group meetings and works to ensure that the outcomes of the IRIS programme are met.
This funding agreement is to cover the costs of the Clinical Lead role from 1st April 2021 to 31st March 2023, to support the ongoing IRIS programme.
Budget: Ego onye ihe metụtara 2021/22
3.0 Nkwado ndị uwe ojii na kọmishọna mpụ
Ana m akwado ndụmọdụ ndị a dịka akọwara n'ime ya Nkebi nke 2 nke akụkọ a.
Signature: Lisa Townsend (wet signature copy kept in OPCC)
Ụbọchị: Nọvemba 11, 2021
(A ga-atụkwasịrịrị mkpebi niile na ndekọ mkpebi.)