Resilience-Based Clinical Supervision learning programme

The programme consists of 5 sessions over 13 hours:

• Session 1 - Exploring theoretical underpinnings of RBCS 
• Session 2 - Using the RBCS processes 
• Session 3 - Continued practice and planning for implementation 
• Session 4 - Continued practice and planning for implementation 
• Session 5 - Continued practice and planning for implementation  

This virtual programme involves individual participation and reflection. To get the most out of it, you will need:

• A quiet, private space where you feel comfortable and safe to participate and share learning
• Access to a laptop/computer/iPad which can access Microsoft Teams and which has a camera and a microphone. This is a participatory programme so you will need to turn on your camera and microphone. It is preferable that mobile phones are not used. This is because the small screen can hinder the quality of the experience.

To take part in this programme, your hospice will need to demonstrate that it has:

• An established education programme 
• Familiarity with existing supervision approaches in your region
• Willingness to partner (“buddy”) with other local hospices to share learning, provide support and cascade the RBCS model 
• Reaching all patient-facing staff with a focus on nurses and HCAs
• Consideration for people for whom English isn’t their first language.

As a participant in the programme, it is expected that you will:

• commit to attending the complete programme and to implementing RBCS within your service
• disseminate training through your hospice
• be supported by monthly ECHO network sessions to facilitate peer support, learning and development of best practice
• participate in a growing RBCS Community of Practice.