Building Your Business Case in Community Rehabilitation
A Workshop from the CTN
Next workshop: date and venue to be announced
This hands-on workshop aims to teach the essential steps of developing a business case, to support your rehabilitation service within the new commissioning environment. Its focus is to explain the various thought processes needed to help you and your colleagues build a sound business case.
The morning session focusses on explaining the various thought processes needed to help you and your colleagues build a sound business case. Attendees also learn about the different tools and techniques typically used in the commercial world.
Attendees are given time to prepare a 10 minute “pitch” for a given service scenario to a panel of judges. Help wis at hand to develop presentations, and on completing the “pitch”, the panel of judges provide feedback and select a winning team.
Some of the key learning outcomes are:
- understanding the commissioning process
- synthesising evidence to support the business case
- detailing unique contribution
- accurate budgeting to for cost effective services
- risks and benefits
- demonstrating improved outcomes
To find out when and where the next workshop will take place, please email: info@communitytherapy.org.uk, or register with the CTN to receive regular updates.
Members of the Network will receive a discount on the registration fee for this event.
Some comments from delegates who attended our last workshop:
"Thank you. A very worthwhile day"
"Excellent informative and practical session with clear elements to consider in a service bid"
"Very interesting group of delegates from a wide and diverse range"
"Learnt lots"
"Very enjoyable!"
Read a detailed feedback of the March 2008 workshop here.
Background reading >
If you are already booked to attend a Workshop, please download and read the following Review of Change Management which will provide useful background to some of the day's talks:
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