Review meetings

Question 1

Important features of a review meeting?

Answer 1

• You must put the individual at the centre of the meetings.
• It builds and shares information collaboratively.
• Generates actions.

Question 2

What is the purpose of a review meeting?

Answer 2

• Meeting changing needs.
• Reviewing budget.
• Ensuring care relationships are effective.
• To review the person- centred description.

Question 3

Planning and preparing for review meetings

Answer 3

• Understanding the role of the facilitator, they are there to lead in a meeting(e.g. support the person whose review it is, considers how the person wants to be at the centre of the meeting).
• How the individual can be made to feel as comfortable as possible during the meeting. Giving the individual choice over people present at the meeting. The timing of the meeting. The location of meeting.

Question 4

Conducting review meetings

Answer 4

• Making action plans.
• Through a series of questions, individuals and organisations using MAPS help the focus person construct a personal history or life story.
• Build a plan after finding out dreams for the future.

Question 5

What does PATH stand for? And what is it?

Answer 5

Path- planning alternative tomorrow with hope
- Used when the young person has a specific goal.
- Use the PATH template and graphic facilitation to develop a realistic goal for the future.
- Backwards planning to create a step by step path.