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A quality evaluation study of EHC plans

A project funded by

The British Academy/Leverhulme Trust

From 2015 to 2017 we are evaluating the quality of the newly developed education health and care plans and providing training and feedback to professionals working in SEN provision

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39th Annual Conference on International School Psychology Association in Manchester, UK 19-22 July 2

On Saturday the 22nd of July our research team, Olympia Palikara, Susana Castro and Carolina Gaona along with Ros Rheinberg and Jo Van...

Second free training: "ICF MedUse: a new framework to develop support plans for children with S

Second free training: "ICF MedUse: a new framework to develop support plans for children with S

Second free training: "ICF MedUse: a new framework to develop support plans for children with S

On the 22nd of June, the project leaders, Dr Castro & Dr Palikara, run the second free training session on the EHC plan development using...

training Pre-school.pdf

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39th Annual Conference on International School Psychology Association in Manchester, UK 19-22 July 2

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