Health Development Training Courses. South Eastern Area. January March 2017

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1 Health Development Training Courses South Eastern Area January March 2017

2 The South Eastern Trust Health Development Team is committed to working in partnership with other organisations, groups and communities to promote, maintain and enhance the health and wellbeing of the South Eastern Trust s population. We are the major organisation for health and social wellbeing improvement in the south eastern area and our mandate commits us to addressing the causes and associated inequalities of preventable ill-health and lack of wellbeing. Along with our colleagues in the Public Health Agency we have set out our work under four key themes: Give every child and young person the best start in life: Investment in early years brings significant benefits in later life across areas such as health and wellbeing, education, employment and reduced violence and crime. We are committed to pursuing strongly evidenced programmes to build resilience and promote health and wellbeing. Ensure a decent standard of living for all: Lower socioeconomic groups have a greater risk of poor health and reduced life expectancy. We will focus efforts in a number of areas where, working with partners, we can impact on achieving a decent standard of living for all. Build sustainable communities: The views, strengths relationships and energies of local communities are essential in building effective approaches to improving health and wellbeing. We are committed to community development, engaging people in decision- making and in shaping their lives and social networks. Make healthy choices easier: Creating an environment that encourages and supports health is critical. We are committed to working across a range of settings to ensure that healthier choices are made easier for individuals. 2

3 Contents Title of Training: Page Asist 4 Breastfeeding Training Update 5-6 Community Nutrition 2017 Annual Update for Tutors 7-9 Early Years Nutrition 10 Engage 11 HIV Awareness Training 12 HIV & Pregnancy QUB Education for Health Care 13 Professionals Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and/or Transgender (LGBT) 15 e-learning Mental Health First Aid 17 Move More Often 18 safetalk Sexelearning 22 Tobacco Control in Clinical Practice Understanding Self Harm 34 Walk Leader Training 35 Booking Form 36 3

4 Asist Dates : Wednesday 8 and Thursday 9 February 2017 : Cloona House 31 Colin Road, Belfast 2 Days 9am 5pm on both days Free of charge Pre-requisite: ASIST is designed to help all caregivers become more willing, ready and able to help persons at risk. Suicide can be prevented with the help of prepared caregivers. Just as "CPR" skills make physical first aid possible, training in suicide intervention develops the skills used in suicide first aid. ASIST is a two-day intensive, interactive and practice-dominated course designed to help caregivers recognise risk and learn how to intervene to prevent the immediate risk of suicide. The workshop is for all caregivers (any person in a position of trust). This includes professionals, paraprofessionals and lay people. It is suitable for mental health professionals, nurses, physicians, pharmacists, teachers, counsellors, youth workers, police and correctional staff, school support staff, clergy, community volunteers and the general public. All members of community Please contact Carol Brown on or Carol.brown@setrust.hscni.net for a booking form 4

5 Breastfeeding Update Training Dates: Monday 6 th February 2017 Pre-requisite: Oakley Room, Downshire SET Breastfeeding Training Team 1pm-5pm This course is funded by the SEH&SCT Health Development Department. Please see booking form for conditions. Must have already completed 18hr Unicef Accredited Training Update on Unicef Breastfeeding training Health Visitors Midwives Public Health Staff Nurses Please contact Paula Hookings in Health Development on

6 Breastfeeding Update Training Dates: Tuesday 21 st March 2017 Pre-requisite: Conference Room, Lisburn Health Centre SET Breastfeeding Training Team 1pm-5pm This course is funded by the SEH&SCT Health Development Department. Please see booking form for conditions. Must have already completed 18hr Unicef Accredited Training Update on Unicef Breastfeeding training Health Visitors Midwives Public Health Staff Nurses Please contact Paula Hookings in Health Development on

7 Community Nutrition 2017 Annual Update for Tutors Dates: Tuesday 17 th January 2017 Boardroom Lagan Valley Hospital, Lisburn Community Dietician Team ½ day 9.30am pm Training is free and includes comprehensive resource packs A half day update session for any and all tutors covering the new developments around food and nutrition and training programmes. Essential for remaining on the tutor database. To request a place on this training please contact Linda Convery or Wendy Nesbitt, Community Dietitians at training.dietitians@setrust.hscni.net or and leave a message. 7

8 Community Nutrition 2017 Annual Update for Tutors Dates: Tuesday 7 th February 2017 Bayview Resource Centre Clifton Road, Bangor Community Dietician Team ½ day 2pm 4.30pm Training is free and includes comprehensive resource packs A half day update session for any and all tutors covering the new developments around food and nutrition and training programmes. Essential for remaining on the tutor database. To request a place on this training please contact Linda Convery or Wendy Nesbitt, Community Dietitians at training.dietitians@setrust.hscni.net or and leave a message. 8

9 Community Nutrition 2017 Annual Update for Tutors Dates: Tuesday 13 th March 2017 TBC Downpatrick Community Dietitian ½ day 9.30am pm Or 2pm 4.30pm Training is free and includes comprehensive resource packs A half day update session for any and all tutors covering the new developments around food and nutrition and training programmes. Essential for remaining on the tutor database. To request a place on this training please contact Linda Convery or Wendy Nesbitt, Community Dietitians at training.dietitians@setrust.hscni.net or and leave a message. 9

10 Early Years Nutrition Dates: Wednesday 1 st February 2017 St Mark s Church Newtownards Pre-requisite: Community Dietitian 9.15am 2.00pm Training is free and includes comprehensive resource packs Applicants must have Food Hygiene training. A practical training course to enable those attending to deliver a four session practical programme to support parents to wean babies safely based on current nutritional advice. To request a place on this training please contact Linda Convery or Wendy Nesbitt, Community Dietitians at training.dietitians@setrust.hscni.net or and leave a message. 10

11 Engage Dates: Pre-requisite: On request TBC Maureen Bruce 5 sessions x 2 hours / to suit group N/A Interested in supporting men. Gain an insight into the broad determinants of men s health, including how gender influences men s approach to looking after their own health. Understand how best practice guidelines in working with men to encourage them to use services and health programmes Be aware of the barriers and prompts experienced by men. Be aware of how to set-up and support effective group work with men. Staff interested in the training. Please contact Paula in Health Development on

12 HIV Awareness Training Dates: Thursday 19 th January 2017 Boardroom, Lagan Valley Hospital HIV Training Team, South Eastern Trust 2pm 5pm This course is funded by the SEH&SCT Health Development Department. Please see booking form for conditions. This course provides a good opportunity to learn more about HIV, raise personal and professional awareness of prevention, testing and treatment. What s covered: What is HIV NI Statistics STIs Testing & Treatment Prevention Reducing Stigma All Health & Social Care Staff. Please complete booking form included at the end of this booklet. Please note, training sessions can be arranged for organisations outside the South Eastern H&SC Trust. For further information please contact Gabrielle O Neill,Health Development Specialist Sexual Health/Disability gabrielle.oneill@setrust.hscni.net 12

13 HIV & Pregnancy QUB Education for Health Care Professionals Dates: On-going N/A online programme N/A Access to a computer is essential Modules 1 6 will take approximately 3 hours once all 6 modules are completed the participant will be able to access the assessment which must be completed before printing a certificate of completion. Pre-requisite: FREE Health & Care Social Staff This resource aims to enhance health care professionals knowledge and awareness of reproductive care for men and women affected by HIV. In addition to key medical information. the resource recognises that understanding the subjective experiences of HIV positive men and women is equally important as acquiring medical knowledge when it comes to planning and providing care. It is only by addressing both that we can hope to normalise the experience of pregnancy in the context of HIV as much as possible. Module 1: - HIV Awareness Module 2:- Living with HIV Module 3:- Choices & risks for conception Module 4:- Diagnosing HIV during pregnancy Module 5:- HIV care during Pregnancy Module 6: - Maternity Care in the context of HIV Health Care Professional 13

14 Booking details For further information contact: Carmel Kelly Sexual Health Nurse Consultant Gabrielle O Neill Health Development Specialist Sexual Health/Disability gabrielle.oneill@setrust.hscni.net 14

15 Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and/or Transgender (LGBT) e-learning Dates: Pre-requisite: On-going N/A Online Programme N/A Access to a computer is essential The estimated time to complete the programme is 45minutes however this does not include the additional reading provided. FREE HSC Staff Content This e-learning programme has been developed by the Public Health Agency in partnership with the Southern Health and Social Care Trust(SHSCT) and has been informed by the experiences of individuals who identify as Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and/or Transgender (LGB&T) and their carers. The content has been developed to meet a range of learning styles and contains stories, scenarios, interactive quizzes and videos involving lived experiences. The programme features are easy to use and navigation throughout the different sections is straightforward. Section 1 Introduction Section 2 Getting the basics right Section 3 Health and social wellbeing inequalities Section 4 Understanding the law Section 5 Creating an inclusive workplace Participants have the option of completing the programme from beginning to end or saving progress and returning at another time tocomplete. Individuals who identify as (LGB&T) like other disadvantaged groups, experience considerable sexual, physical and mental health inequalities. Homophobia, transphobia and hetrosexism are the main barriers LGB&T people face when accessing services. In 2011 the findings from the Rainbow Project research report Through Our Eyes - Experiences of Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual People in the Workplace showed that nearly 1 in 4 respondentsworking in the public sector conceal their sexual orientation and that some 40% of respondents from the public sector had heard negative 15

16 comments about LGB&T people from a colleague or colleagues in the workplace (Through Our Eyes, Experiences of Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual People in the Workplace. Rainbow Project, DSD, March 2011, McDermott, M. ) Learning Outcomes After completing this module, learners will be able to: Understand the difference between sexual orientation and gender identity. Have knowledge of the equality legislation relating to sexual orientation and gender identity. Be aware of the health and social wellbeing inequalities experienced by LGB&T individuals, the support services available and be aware of how to access them. Challenge the myths and misperceptions associated with LGB&T individuals. Explore the barriers associated with disclosure of sexual Orientation and/or gender identity in the workplace. Understand how LGB&T awareness within the workplace can help create a more welcoming, safe and productive work environment. Reflect on their organisational policy and practice to help identify opportunities for: - Workplace settings to be more LGB&T inclusive - Addressing any existing gaps in current practice and delivery relating to LGB&T issues. - Any future potential training for staff working in a range of settings. Who is the programme for? This programme has been designed to be used by individuals working in any setting. We hope it has relevance to a wide audience including relevant staff with management or recruitmentroles within organisations. It is hoped that the programme will be seen as complimentary to face to face interactive training programmes that are currently available and provided by the LGB&T Sector Organisations. Individuals working in any setting Gabrielle O Neill Health Development Specialist Sexual Health & Disability Gabrielle.oneill@setrust.hscni.net 16

17 Mental Health First Aid Dates: 28 February 2017 & 1 March 2017 Cloona House Colin Road, Belfast 2 days both 9am - 5pm Free of charge Pre-requisite: The aims of MHFA are to: preserve life where a person may be a danger to themselves or others provide help to prevent the mental health problem becoming more serious promote the recovery of good mental health provide comfort to a person experiencing a mental health problem MHFA teaches participants: how to recognise the symptoms of mental health problems how to provide initial help how to go about guiding a person towards appropriate professional help The course has proved successful with different professional groups including health workers, teachers, front line public sector and voluntary sector workers as well as members of the general public. Please contact Carol Brown on or Carol.brown@setrust.hscni.net for a booking form 17

18 Move More Often Supporting Frailer Older People to Become More Physically Active Dates: TBC TBC One day course (9:30am - 4:30pm) Free of charge Pre-requisite: A training programme for health and social care workers and volunteers who work with frailer, older people and who wish to promote physical activity in a range of community, residential & social care settings Training Outcomes Be aware of the importance of moving more often for all ages Be aware of the practical considerations when planning a physical activity programme for frailer older people Feel confident in facilitating a range of activities which encourage moving more Course Content: Activity level in later years Benefits of being active in later years Barriers to being active Motivation for physical activity and movement Preparation and safety for activity Activities and games to promote physical activity and movement Participants will receive a Moving More Often resource pack, set of games cards and equipment bag. Health and social care workers and volunteers who work with frailer,older people and who wish to promote physical activity in a range of community, residential and social care settings. Register interest: Eileen.Young@setrust.hscni.net or Tel:

19 safetalk Dates: 12 January 2017 Cloona House 31 Colin Road, Belfast 9.30am 1pm None Pre-requisite: Why come to safetalk? Most people with thoughts of suicide invite help. Often these opportunities are missed, dismissed or avoided leaving people more alone and at greater risk. safetalk training prepares you to help by using TALK (Tell, Ask, Listen and KeepSafe) to identify and engage people with thoughts of suicide and to connect them with further help and care. Who should attend safetalk? safetalk is for everyone who wants to help prevent suicide: front line workers, clergy, volunteers, parents, youth*, teachers, law enforcement anyone who wants to help prevent suicide Contact Carol Brown on or 19

20 safetalk Dates: 8 March 2017 Ards Community Network Frances Street, Newtownards 9.30am 1pm None Pre-requisite: Why come to safetalk? Most people with thoughts of suicide invite help. Often these opportunities are missed, dismissed or avoided leaving people more alone and at greater risk. safetalk training prepares you to help by using TALK (Tell, Ask, Listen and KeepSafe) to identify and engage people with thoughts of suicide and to connect them with further help and care. Who should attend safetalk? safetalk is for everyone who wants to help prevent suicide: front line workers, clergy, volunteers, parents, youth*, teachers, law enforcement anyone who wants to help prevent suicide Contact Carol Brown on or Carol.brown@setrust.hscni.net 20

21 sexelearning Dates: On-going N/A online programme N/A Access to a computer is essential Six elearning modules taking 6 8 hours to complete Structure of the Sexelearning: The Sexelearning website content is arranged across three key areas each having a different purpose in relation to supporting learning and practice development. These three areas are: Learn the six elearning modules which comprise the main part of Sexelearning Share a series of discussion forums where site users can share views and discuss topics and information relating to the promotion of young people s sexual health Support additional resources such as references, additional reading, research, information on services and useful contacts. FREE Pre-requisite: Engaging with young people Welcome to sexelearning, an e-learning programme for professionals new to the area of Sexual Health Promotion that will develop your awareness of key issues and assist you in delivering consistent sexual health education, advice and support in a manner that positively supports the sexual and emotional health of young people under 25. This programme has been developed in response to needs expressed by a broad range of professionals for improved accessibility to training and professional 21

22 development in the field of sexual health. One of the key benefits of this programme is that it can be undertaken by you, the learner, at a time and location that suits you best. Social Workers Health Promotion Specialists Youth Workers School Nurses Family Planning Nurses Health Visitors Teachers General Medical Practitioners Practice Nurses Midwives Participants log on to the above web site and generate a user name and password. For further information contact: Gabrielle O Neill Health Development Specialist Sexual Health/Disability Gabrielle.oneill@setrust.hscni.net

23 Tobacco Control in Clinical Practice Dates: Tuesday 17 January 2017 Conference Room 1, 1 st Floor, Downe Hospital SET Stop Smoking Team noon N/A This is a short one-off session and is aimed at anyone who works with patients, clients or colleagues who smoke. The training involves: Reasons why people start smoking and understanding the habit; - What s really in a cigarette; - Health benefits of quitting; - Process of stopping; - Symptoms of nicotine withdrawal; - Nicotine Replacement Therapy & Champix It will help to improve your skills in providing support to people who want to stop smoking. Information on how to refer into South Eastern Trust s Stop Smoking Service as well as other sources of help is also included. Most people find the training informative and useful. It is suitable for anyone in the statutory, voluntary and community sectors. Please contact: carol.brown@setrust.hscni.net to book you place or for further details. 23

24 Tobacco Control in Clinical Practice Dates: Wednesday 18 January 2017 Committee Room, Lagan Valley Hospital SET Stop Smoking Team 2-3pm N/A This is a short one-off session and is aimed at anyone who works with patients, clients or colleagues who smoke. The training involves: Reasons why people start smoking and understanding the habit; - What s really in a cigarette; - Health benefits of quitting; - Process of stopping; - Symptoms of nicotine withdrawal; - Nicotine Replacement Therapy & Champix It will help to improve your skills in providing support to people who want to stop smoking. Information on how to refer into South Eastern Trust s Stop Smoking Service as well as other sources of help is also included. Most people find the training informative and useful. It is suitable for anyone in the statutory, voluntary and community sectors. Please contact: carol.brown@setrust.hscni.net to book you place or for further details. 24

25 Tobacco Control in Clinical Practice Dates: Thursday 19 th January 2017 COE Seminar Room, UHD SET Stop Smoking Team 10-11am N/A This is a short one-off session and is aimed at anyone who works with patients, clients or colleagues who smoke. The training involves: Reasons why people start smoking and understanding the habit; - What s really in a cigarette; - Health benefits of quitting; - Process of stopping; - Symptoms of nicotine withdrawal; - Nicotine Replacement Therapy & Champix It will help to improve your skills in providing support to people who want to stop smoking. Information on how to refer into South Eastern Trust s Stop Smoking Service as well as other sources of help is also included. Most people find the training informative and useful. It is suitable for anyone in the statutory, voluntary and community sectors. Please contact: carol.brown@setrust.hscni.net to book you place or for further details. 25

26 Tobacco Control in Clinical Practice Dates: Tuesday 24 January 2017 Seminar Room, Ards Hospital (Main building) SET Stop Smoking Team 2-3pm N/A This is a short one-off session and is aimed at anyone who works with patients, clients or colleagues who smoke. The training involves: Reasons why people start smoking and understanding the habit; - What s really in a cigarette; - Health benefits of quitting; - Process of stopping; - Symptoms of nicotine withdrawal; - Nicotine Replacement Therapy & Champix It will help to improve your skills in providing support to people who want to stop smoking. Information on how to refer into South Eastern Trust s Stop Smoking Service as well as other sources of help is also included. Most people find the training informative and useful. It is suitable for anyone in the statutory, voluntary and community sectors. Please contact: carol.brown@setrust.hscni.net to book you place or for further details. 26

27 Tobacco Control in Clinical Practice Dates: Tuesday 14 February 2017 Seminar Room, Bangor Hospital SET Stop Smoking Team 2-3pm N/A This is a short one-off session and is aimed at anyone who works with patients, clients or colleagues who smoke. The training involves: Reasons why people start smoking and understanding the habit; - What s really in a cigarette; - Health benefits of quitting; - Process of stopping; - Symptoms of nicotine withdrawal; - Nicotine Replacement Therapy & Champix It will help to improve your skills in providing support to people who want to stop smoking. Information on how to refer into South Eastern Trust s Stop Smoking Service as well as other sources of help is also included. Most people find the training informative and useful. It is suitable for anyone in the statutory, voluntary and community sectors. Please contact: carol.brown@setrust.hscni.net to book you place or for further details. 27

28 Tobacco Control in Clinical Practice Dates: Monday 20 February 2017 Conference Room 1, 1 st Floor, Downe Hospital SET Stop Smoking Team 2-3pm N/A This is a short one-off session and is aimed at anyone who works with patients, clients or colleagues who smoke. The training involves: Reasons why people start smoking and understanding the habit; - What s really in a cigarette; - Health benefits of quitting; - Process of stopping; - Symptoms of nicotine withdrawal; - Nicotine Replacement Therapy & Champix It will help to improve your skills in providing support to people who want to stop smoking. Information on how to refer into South Eastern Trust s Stop Smoking Service as well as other sources of help is also included. Most people find the training informative and useful. It is suitable for anyone in the statutory, voluntary and community sectors. Please contact: carol.brown@setrust.hscni.net to book you place or for further details. 28

29 Tobacco Control in Clinical Practice Dates: Thursday 23 February 2017 Committee Room, Lagan Valley Hospital SET Stop Smoking Team noon N/A This is a short one-off session and is aimed at anyone who works with patients, clients or colleagues who smoke. The training involves: Reasons why people start smoking and understanding the habit; - What s really in a cigarette; - Health benefits of quitting; - Process of stopping; - Symptoms of nicotine withdrawal; - Nicotine Replacement Therapy & Champix It will help to improve your skills in providing support to people who want to stop smoking. Information on how to refer into South Eastern Trust s Stop Smoking Service as well as other sources of help is also included. Most people find the training informative and useful. It is suitable for anyone in the statutory, voluntary and community sectors. Please contact: carol.brown@setrust.hscni.net to book you place or for further details. 29

30 Tobacco Control in Clinical Practice Dates: Wednesday 15 March 2017 COE Seminar Room, Ulster Hospital SET Stop Smoking Team 1-2pm N/A This is a short one-off session and is aimed at anyone who works with patients, clients or colleagues who smoke. The training involves: Reasons why people start smoking and understanding the habit; - What s really in a cigarette; - Health benefits of quitting; - Process of stopping; - Symptoms of nicotine withdrawal; - Nicotine Replacement Therapy & Champix It will help to improve your skills in providing support to people who want to stop smoking. Information on how to refer into South Eastern Trust s Stop Smoking Service as well as other sources of help is also included. Most people find the training informative and useful. It is suitable for anyone in the statutory, voluntary and community sectors. Please contact: carol.brown@setrust.hscni.net to book you place or for further details. 30

31 Tobacco Control in Clinical Practice Dates: Tuesday 21 March 2017 Conference Room 1, 1 st Floor, Downe Hospital SET Stop Smoking Team noon N/A This is a short one-off session and is aimed at anyone who works with patients, clients or colleagues who smoke. The training involves: Reasons why people start smoking and understanding the habit; - What s really in a cigarette; - Health benefits of quitting; - Process of stopping; - Symptoms of nicotine withdrawal; - Nicotine Replacement Therapy & Champix It will help to improve your skills in providing support to people who want to stop smoking. Information on how to refer into South Eastern Trust s Stop Smoking Service as well as other sources of help is also included. Most people find the training informative and useful. It is suitable for anyone in the statutory, voluntary and community sectors. Please contact: carol.brown@setrust.hscni.net to book you place or for further details. 31

32 Tobacco Control in Clinical Practice Dates: Wednesday 22 March 2017 Committee Room, Lagan Valley Hospital SET Stop Smoking Team 2-3pm N/A This is a short one-off session and is aimed at anyone who works with patients, clients or colleagues who smoke. The training involves: Reasons why people start smoking and understanding the habit; - What s really in a cigarette; - Health benefits of quitting; - Process of stopping; - Symptoms of nicotine withdrawal; - Nicotine Replacement Therapy & Champix It will help to improve your skills in providing support to people who want to stop smoking. Information on how to refer into South Eastern Trust s Stop Smoking Service as well as other sources of help is also included. Most people find the training informative and useful. It is suitable for anyone in the statutory, voluntary and community sectors. Please contact: carol.brown@setrust.hscni.net to book you place or for further details. 32

33 Understanding Self harm Dates: Thursday 26 January 2017 Ards Community Network, Frances Street, Newtownards BT23 7DX 9.15am-1.15pm None To raise awareness and increase understanding of self - harm To increase understanding of the assessment and management of risk To understand why people who self -harm find it hard to change To explore alternate coping strategies To develop skills and sustain a positive working relationship with people who self -harm Open to all Care givers wishing learn more about selfharm. Please contact: carol.brown@setrust.hscni.net to book you place or for further details. 33

34 WALK LEADER TRAINING Dates: Wednesday, 15 th February 2017 Pre-requisite: Comber Leisure Centre, 15 Castle St, Comber, Newtownards BT23 5DY Wendy McDowell 9.45am - 4pm This course is funded by the SEH&SCT Health Development Department. Please see booking form for conditions. Be over the age of 18 years; Be able to complete the full training day; Be able to walk at least 30mins at a moderate pace; Be committed to delivering at least 4 Walking for Health walks per year; Details for each Volunteer Walk Leader/Walking Group will be held on the Walking For Health database and information on health walks shared throughout SET area; In addition for SET staff: Be clear about how the Walking for Health programme could be delivered within a workplace, if appropriate (ie client group); Have line managers approval to attend, if appropriate The purpose of this training is to equip participants with the skills required to lead safe health walks throughout community and workplaces. By the end of the training day, participants will be able to: set up a local walking programme; lead safe and enjoyable walks for adults of all ages and abilities; promote the health benefits of walking; motivate people to start and continue walking Anyone wishing to facilitate a walking group for those 18 years and over to improve health & wellbeing throughout community or workplace within SET area. Please contact Paula Hookings for further details 34

35 BOOKING FORM Course Name: Course Date: Course Name: Address (work) Postcode: Tel: Work Mobile: Job Title: Do you have any special requirements that will assist you to attend this course? How did you hear about this course? Line Managers Job Title: Line Managers Name: Line Managers Signature: Employer / Department / Directorate: Conditions: Candidates who fail to report for training may incur a financial penalty to cover the cost of organising the course. I agree to undertake all anonymous evaluations associated with my participation in this training. Cancelations are subject to a minimum of 5 days notice. Catering will not be provided unless stated otherwise. Signature: Please return your completed booking form to Health Development unless otherwise stated in training advert: Health Development Department Lisburn Health Centre, Level 5, Health Development, Linenhall Street, Lisburn, BT28 1LU Tel: Health.Development@setrust.hscni.net 35