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DecCWN disband
A message on the decision by CWN to disband, and the reasons behind the decision. -
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SepThe Changing Role Of The Children's Workforce Network
A message from the Chair about the changing role of the Children's Workforce Network. The CWN Board met on Thursday 10th September to consider the future of the Network in the light of recent changes to the workforce environment. -
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AugNew Types of Working in Health and Social Care Conference 21 & 22 January 2010 at the Renaissance Hotel, Heathrow, London
This will be the second international research conference which will showcase examples of New Ways of Working in Health and Social Care. This is a valuable opportunity for those working in these areas to expand their knowledge of the innovations taking pl -
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JulThe Children’s Workforce Development Council announces new chair - Paul Ennals
Congratulations to Paul Ennals the current chair of The Childrens Workforce Network who has just been appointed as the new chair of the Children’s Workforce Development Council (CWDC) -
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MayNMC Review and feedback request
The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) wishes to alert you to their review of pre-registration nursing education and invite feedback on new proposals through an e-portal. -
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MayFunctional map: the foundation of a coherent workforce
On behalf of the Children's Workforce Network, the Integrated Qualifications Framework (IQF) team have recently completed a project to develop a functional map for the children and young people's workforce. -
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MayCWN Vision and Principles for Induction to the Children and Young People’s Workforce
The CWN has produced the CWN Vision and Principles for Induction to the Children and Young People’s Workforce. -
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MayInduction case studies
The Children's Workforce Network has developed a series of nine case studies that show examples of emerging good practice in induction. -
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AprMessage from the Chair
Since the publication of the 2020 workforce strategy, all the national agencies involved in delivering workforce reform have been under review.