In Attendance: Alexia, Sandy, Jeff, Kelsey, Chelsi, Dayna, Chelsi, Al, Sheila, Sarah, Jasmyn, Krista
Regrets: Mary, Josette
Action Items
Dayna
Follow up with Josette regarding their technological needs
Chelsi
Follow up with ECHO staff regarding Niagara’s sound concerns
Create an Orientation Checklist for each of the NAVIGATE roles – Done
Send PSSP Peer Support Documents – Done
Sheila
Send name/email of new SEE worker
Minutes
PSSP Implementation Status Report:
These are high level notes to determine where PSSP is at with implementation, lessons learned, etc. The goal is to identify and adapt their implementation and coaching plan according to their needs
It includes milestones – if there is no completion date beside it, it is captured in the site activity tab as all sites may have different completion dates.
Even though some of the activities on this report aren’t done by PSSP, it affects PSSP’s implementation (ie. REB approval)
Accomplishments are listed at the bottom – from perspective of knowledge exchange – and then it is broken down by the site
The column on the right is their plan for next month
Goal is to share it with the team monthly (site leads included)
What elements here can contribute to the process itself?
How does the implementation of NAVIGATE go, so that we can better inform our efforts (to general understanding of how to implement NAVIGATE in Ontario)
Really should contribute to the implementation network
ECHO (ZOOM) Technology
Is it accurate in that it captures the needs of the sites? – please confirm the document attached and confirm with Jasmyn
Durham
They would need a laptop and security cable
They have the TV monitor for the ECHO sessions
Niagara
They often have trouble with their sound – try to call in instead of using computer audio. We will also bring up their issue to the ECHO personnel to see if they can troubleshoot
Need a security cable for the room
North Bay
Josette is gone and back by next week
Dayna will follow up with her
Training New Staff
September 2019:
Education services are working on developing a simulation that involves role playing as that was some of the feedback from the February training. We want to invite existing site staff to try that simulation in October 2019 in order to provide feeback
November 2019:
Education services are working on developing e-learning modules and interactive animation videos (ie. a video demonstrating how one receives all of these servies and what a team review looks like). Once the training materials are complete, we would like for the sites to review them. We hope to have these materials ready by November 2019
We hope to have an in-person training (shorter version) either a day before or after the EPION conference (Mid November 2019). We hope to have Waterloo-Wellington and Thunder Bay staff join too.
Moving Forward:
We hope to have a blended model for training (some in-person/video conferencing components and e-learning modules/interactive videos)
For newly hired staff:
Go through a ‘softer onboarding’ – read NAVIGATE manuals and documents/watch videos. Then have shadowing with other team members. This will also include joining the post-training/ECHO calls.
It would be helpful for new staff coming in to have an Orientation Checklist for each of the NAVIGATE roles – Chelsi to create
How does Peer Support fit with NAVIGATE?
It is identified as a gap
Used in congruence with the SEE role
The on-track new York program has a peer manual (it is similar to NAVIGATE)
The peer documentation and resources are available to the public
It should not interfere with fidelity because we can see what programs have peer support and which don’t to see if it had an impact.
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