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Session 6 – June 2014 * Management

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A Management programme for Life Path Trust. Like all previous sessions this starts with a recap of all the previous topics covered before looking at the vital management skill of planning. There is an in depth look at key planning tools; Mind Maps, Decision Trees and Timelines (Gantt charts). Concepts cover also include the known/known etc, sunk and opportunity costs, the time value of money and critical paths.

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Session 6 – June 2014

*Management

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*Review

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Citizens

Systems

Resource

Support Hrs, Skills, Teams

Assessm

ent,

Support Plans,

Outcome Star

Budget,

Acc

ounts

, Tr

ain

ing

 

Quality

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Assess

Plan

Do

Review

Define

Match

Check

ExitReview

OUR JOURNE

Y

Life Path Staff Needs

Applicants Skills

Life Path Support Ability

Citizens Needs

Learn

Today

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*Outcomes

Focus oncustomer

Focus on organisation

Input Process Output Outcome Impact

Context

Values

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Specific

Measurable

Achievable Relevant

Time-bound

Ambitiou

s

SMARTObjectives

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*Outcome Star

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*Outcome Star

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*Task Group

*Outcomes Leaflets

*Prepare Job descriptions and ideal profile for:

*Person centred support co-ordinator

*Support worker

*Support Ability Test

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*Expectation

*Everyone comes to every session

*Complete task groups work

*Understanding of planning tools

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*How do things feel

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More feeling Less feeling

*How things felt last time

Happy

Good

Concerned

 

Unsure

TiredCheerf

ul

EXCITEDUncomfortable

Confused

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*Research

*How many staff will you need in October and Why

*How many do you need to recruit and when

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*Planning

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*What do we need to know?

Known / Knowns Known / Un-knowns

Un-known / Knowns Un-known / Un-knowns

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*Finding what we need

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*Time to decide

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*What else could we do?

*Sunk cost

* - a cost incurred in the past that should not be considered in the decision making process

* eg change of use request costs that have time lapsed, management costs that you would incur anyway

*Opportunity cost

* - what you are giving up by using resources in a certain way

* eg using the land for an alternative use, placing any cash resource needed on bank deposit

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*Time line

*Time value of Money concept

*Money now is worth more than money in a years time.

*Why?

*Because inflation will erode the buying power of the money

*Eg If I have £10.00 today and the price of a white sliced loaf is £1 I can buy 10 loaves. If inflation is 5% how many loaves can I buy this time next year for the same £10? How many in 5 years time?

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*Critical path

*For all projects there are particular events that if they don’t happen slow or even bring to a halt the whole thing.

*Critical Path analysis is a tool to identify which tasks have to happen in sequence and which can happen in parallel

*Eg our blue recruitment timetable is a simple critical path

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*Need for staff

*Mind map

*What are the known/Unknows?

*Decision Tree

*Is it worth it?

*Time line

*What are the critical issues?

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*Journey Log

Group

Personal

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*Journey Logs

*What’s important to me

*Learning Log

*Personal

*Life Path

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*How do things feel

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Assess

Plan

Do

Review

Define

Match

Check

ExitReview

OUR JOURNE

Y

Life Path Staff Needs

Applicants Skills

Life Path Support Ability

Citizens Needs

Learn

Next Time

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*Research

*7 things a manager can do to improve team work