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WSSPR Forum - Session 9/Fforwm WSSPR - Sesiwn 9

INVITATION TO THE WSSPR SOCIAL PRESCRIBING EVALUATION FORUM / GWAHODDIAD I FFORWM GWERTHUSO RHAGNODI CYMDEITHASOL YYRhCC

By Wales School for Social Prescribing Research

Date and time

November 6, 2020 · 2am - March 15, 2023 · 4:30am PST

Location

Online

About this event

INVITATION TO A WSSPR SOCIAL PRESCRIBING EVALUATION FORUM

9.30am-11.30am on Wednesday 15th March via Teams

SESSION 9 – The South Wales Social Well-being Scale

(SWSWBS)

At the Wales School for Social Prescribing Research we host three social prescribing evaluation forums per year. This event is the ninth in the series (Year 3, Session 3) and the theme for the session is the South Wales Social Well-being Scale (SWSWBS) which following its development is now being used/tested in practice. The tool was developed based on the studies below and further detail can be found at Wales School for Social Prescribing Research (wsspr.wales)

Developing the concept of social well-being in the context of social prescribing

Using Group Concept Mapping, WSSPR researchers conducted an international three-stage study to develop the concept of social well-being. The study identified six components of social well-being; ‘Everyday life, activities and pastimes’, ‘Family and friends’, ‘Connecting with others and supporting needs’, ‘Community involvement’, ‘Engaging with and reflecting on the wider world’ and ‘Self-growth and security’.

Developing the South Wales Social Well-being Scale (SWSWBS) in the context of social prescribing

Using the concept of social well-being identified in the Group Concept Mapping study, WSSPR researchers developed a 14-item tool to measure social well-being that can be used by social prescribing practitioners and researchers. The newly developed tool has been initially tested with university staff and students in the health and social care disciplines. 

The aim of WSSPR forums is to provide a place for discussion and resources to support social prescribers and community groups in conducting evaluation and monitoring.  We are inviting members of the Wales Social Prescribing Research Network and the three Welsh Communities of Practice to participate, initially spaces will be limited to 25 people per session and will be allocated on a first come first served basis. We would suggest that 1-2 people per organisation sign up to each session. There will be a waiting list in the event that the forum is oversubscribed.

We will host these forums on Microsoft Teams and joining instructions will be sent to attendees prior to each event. 

Dates for the 2023/2024 forums will be available soon.

PROGRAMME

TITLE: The South Wales Social Well-being Scale (SWSWBS)

9.30: Introductions , Prof Carolyn Wallace, University of South Wales (Chair)

9.45: Wellbeing- the policy and the evidence, Prof Steve Smith, University of South Wales

10.15: Developing the concept of social wellbeing, Prof Carolyn Wallace, University of South Wales

10.45: Developing and testing the SWSWBS, Dr Juping Yu, University of South Wales

11.15: Question and Answer Session/ Discussion

11.30: Close

GWAHODDIAD I FFORWM GWERTHUSO RHAGNODI CYMDEITHASOL WSSPR

9.30am-11.30am ddydd Mercher 15 Mawrth trwy Teams

SESIWN 9 – Graddfa Llesiant Cymdeithasol De Cymru (SWSWBS)

Yn Ysgol Ymchwil Rhagnodi Cymdeithasol Cymru, rydym yn cynnal tri fforwm gwerthuso rhagnodi cymdeithasol bob blwyddyn. Y digwyddiad hwn yw'r nawfed yn y gyfres (Blwyddyn 3, Sesiwn 3) a thema'r sesiwn yw Graddfa Llesiant Cymdeithasol De Cymru (SWSWBS) sy'n dilyn ei ddatblygiad bellach yn cael ei ddefnyddio/ei brofi yn ymarferol. Datblygwyd yr offeryn yn seiliedig ar yr astudiaethau isod ac mae rhagor o fanylion i'w gael yn Ysgol Ymchwil Rhagnodi Cymdeithasol Cymru (wsspr.cymru)

Datblygu'r cysyniad o les cymdeithasol yng nghyd-destun rhagnodi cymdeithasol

Gan ddefnyddio Mapio Cysyniad Grŵp, cynhaliodd ymchwilwyr WSSPR astudiaeth ryngwladol tri cham i ddatblygu'r cysyniad o les cymdeithasol. Nododd yr astudiaeth chwe chydran o les cymdeithasol; 'Bywyd bob dydd, gweithgareddau a phastai', 'Teulu a ffrindiau', 'Cysylltu ag eraill ac anghenion cefnogol', 'Ymwneud â'r gymuned', 'Ymgysylltu â'r byd ehangach a myfyrio ar y byd ehangach' a 'Hunan-dwf a diogelwch'.

Datblygu Graddfa Llesiant Cymdeithasol De Cymru (SWSWBS) yng nghyd-destun rhagnodi cymdeithasol

Gan ddefnyddio'r cysyniad o les cymdeithasol a nodwyd yn astudiaeth Mapio Cysyniad y Grŵp, datblygodd ymchwilwyr WSSPR offeryn 14 eitem i fesur lles cymdeithasol y gellir ei ddefnyddio gan ymarferwyr ac ymchwilwyr rhagnodi cymdeithasol. Mae'r offeryn sydd newydd ei ddatblygu wedi cael ei brofi i ddechrau gyda staff y brifysgol a myfyrwyr yn y disgyblaethau iechyd a gofal cymdeithasol.

Nod fforymau WSSPR yw darparu lle i drafod ac adnoddau i gefnogi rhagnodi cymdeithasol a grwpiau cymunedol wrth gynnal gwerthusiad a monitro.

Rydym yn gwahodd aelodau Rhwydwaith Ymchwil Rhagnodi Cymdeithasol Cymru a'r tri Chymunedau Ymarfer yng Nghymru i gymryd rhan, i ddechrau bydd lleoedd wedi'u cyfyngu i 25 o bobl y sesiwn a byddant yn cael eu dyrannu ar sail cyntaf i'r felin. Bydden ni'n awgrymu bod 1-2 o bobl i bob sefydliad yn cofrestru ar gyfer pob sesiwn. Bydd rhestr aros yn y digwyddiad y mae'r fforwm yn cael ei or-danysgrifio.

Byddwn yn cynnal y fforymau hyn ar Microsoft Teams a bydd cyfarwyddiadau ymuno yn cael eu hanfon at y mynychwyr cyn pob digwyddiad.

Bydd dyddiadau ar gyfer fforymau 2023/2024 ar gael yn fuan.

RHAGLEN

TEITL: Graddfa Llesiant Cymdeithasol De Cymru (SWSWBS)

9.30: Cyflwyniadau, Yr Athro Carolyn Wallace, Prifysgol De Cymru (Cadeirydd)

9.45: Lles- y polisi a'r dystiolaeth, Yr Athro Steve Smith, Prifysgol De Cymru

10.15: Datblygu cysyniad lles cymdeithasol, Yr Athro Carolyn Wallace, Prifysgol De Cymru

10.45: Datblygu a phrofi y SWSWBS, Dr Juping Yu, Prifysgol De Cymru

11.15: Sesiwn holi ac ateb/ trafodaeth

11.30: Cau

Organized by

WSSPR is a virtual all-Wales school which aims to develop a social prescribing evaluation methodology, building on the work previously completed by the Wales Social Prescribing Research Network (WSPRN).

Rhith ysgol Cymru gyfan ydy YYPCC sy’n ceisio datblygu methodoleg gwerthuso presgripsiynu cymdeithasol, gan adeiladu ar waith a gwblhawyd yn flaenorol gan Rwydwaith Ymchwil Presgripsiynu Cymdeithasol Cymru (RhYPCC/WSPRN).

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