Free NDTi webinar on avoiding another Winterbourne View – learning from evidence and best practice

Published: 12 Aug, 2014

National Development Team for Inclusion (NDTi) are running a webinar which will share examples of high quality commissioning practice which they have gathered over the years. This resource of evidence based practice is intended to help avoid a repeat of the abuses at Winterbourne View.

Who should attend

This webinar is particularly appropriate for both NHS and local authority commissioners for learning disability services

Managers responsible for the provision of services.

When

Monday 29th September at 11am-12midday

How it works

To take part in the webinar, you will need a computer with a good Internet connection to watch a live presentation as well as a landline or a mobile so that you can take part in the discussion. The full joining instructions will be sent out in due course. There is no charge for the webinar. The only cost for you is for the conference call to 0844 number (4.3p per minute +VAT from the landline).

How to book

Download the registration form, complete and email to events@ndti.org.uk

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