In 2014, Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board and Taith Ltd discussed the development of a Dementia Care Pathway for the wards provided by the health boards Older Person’s Mental Health Services across North Wales. The result of this was a series of Appreciative Inquiry workshops to explore how this could be done in a meaningful
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On the 4th March Roger Rowett facilitated an Appreciative Inquiry for care home providers in North Wales. Daisy Cole from the office of the OPC and Nick Andrews from Swansea University also spoke about the wider work being carried out in Wales and beyond. The event was the first of two seminars delivered in partnership
Officials in government’s Strategic Reforms Implementation Unit have announced the development of a five-year strategic plan commissioned by the deputy governor which they say will change or “reimagine” the way the civil service operates “There will be extensive consultations, using innovative approaches, which will focus our civil servants and customers on identifying ‘what works’ when
Taith was one of the Sponsors for this year’s ABP annual conference in Reading. Roger Rowett talked to people about the benefits of Appreciative Inquiry as an organisational development tool and even got some endorsement for his book from Artie!
Fourteen people attended our ILM approved Appreciative Inquiry Champions Programme in St Asaph, North Wales. Participants were from a range of backgrounds within health and social care. We explored the theory and practice of AI, together with taking participants through the 5D process. On the last day everyone had the opportunity to practice a presentation
Academi Wales has updated its Sowing Seeds publication on Appreciative Inquiry – written by Roger Rowett from Taith. This revised edition includes a number of case studies from Wales. The publication is available as a Pdf and is free of charge by clicking here.
