Stuart Barrow Email & Phone Number

United Kingdom

As Clinical Director I am responsible for the clinical outcomes of services within ISKOmed UK.My role includes Formulating and introducing strategies that improve the companies performance and meet clinical and business goals. Ensuring compliance with legal policies, guidelines, and regulations. Hiring staff to meet needs as necessary. Organising patient care / support as required. Paying careful attention to medical records and documentation and making sure these are maintained according to UK Law. Actively reviewing employee performance on a quarterly or annual basis to motivate staff, keep them engaged, and ensure high-quality operations. Planning, managing, and budgeting for the clinical operations, including managing all clinical staff. Using excellent communication and leadership skills to connect patients and families with care staff, nurses, doctors, and administrators whilst we are providing services to organisations or directly to end user’s.

Barry, Vale Of Glamorgan, United Kingdom

We offer the following Products & Services:* Expert Occupational Therapy Consultancy * Occupational Therapy Assessments for you or your clients. Clients include Hafod Housing, Linc Cymru, We Care and Repair, Trivallis, Cardiff Accessible Homes, Wales and West Housing. * Specialised and Catered Equipment Advice and Recommendations for you and your customers* Home Adaptations recommendations e.g. Walk-in Showers, Stair-lifts, Ramped access* Specialised Adaptation Training and Conferences (OTAC) and Training Days Expert in home modifications and adaptations working with Habinteg, Care and Repair, the NHS, numerous local authorities around the UK, DLF and Remap

Cardiff, United Kingdom

Occupational Therapy Adaptations Conference (OTAC)™️www.otac.org.uk is the only free adaptations and equipment based conference for Occupational Therapists in the UK. OTAC focuses on training and development around adaptations bringing suppliers and OTs together in different venues across the UK. We ran 2 events in 2015 and 2016, 4 in 2017 10 in 2018 and now run 10-12 every year check out www.OTAC.org.uk for details. E Mail Stuart@promoting-independence.co.uk for sponsorship or stand enquiries.

Powys, Wales, United Kingdom

To work within the community Occupational Therapy team supporting clients across Powys with their housing needs.

London, England, United Kingdom

Managing the allocation of all placements including international placements.

Cardiff, Wales, United Kingdom

Occupational Therapy Independent Living Assessments Demonstrations of Equipment Centre was closed following a break in and substantial damage meaning the centre could not reopen. Assessments now remote or in peoples homes instead of at the centre.

Cardiff, Wales, United Kingdom

Cardiff, Wales, United Kingdom

Wales, United Kingdom

Cardiff, United Kingdom

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Based Cardiff - Nationwide Working.

To take the lead in designing and facilitating the delivery of continuing professional development through opening up training and networking opportunities for Occupational Therapists throughout Wales. To develop a strategy for the establishment of local groups throughout Wales; the aim of the groups to promote and enable specialist learning in allareas the Occupational Therapist works within.

Wilcox House, Cardiff.

Senior Housing Occupational Therapist to introduce, develop and deliver a process and procedure for managing Occupational Therapy referrals, to enable a timely responce in association with the Welsh Housing Quality Standards programme. To introduce, develop and deliver a process and procedure for managing Occupational Therapy referrals in association with void properties. To define the role of the Housing Occupational Therapist within the repair and replacement sector of the Disabled Facilities Service by developing a process, with target times, to ensure timely responce for intervention. On completion of an environmental adaptation, to review those clients who are in receipt of a care package, in order to establish whether the provision can reduce the level of previously required care. To explore, develop and establish the interface and role of the Housing Occupational Therapist in relation to the Cardiff Accessible Housing Project. To develop an interface with the Short Term Assessment and Responce Team br providing timely and responsive Occupational Therapy intervention to clients where there are ongoing issues/problems/complaints with environmental adaptations.

Member of College Of Occupational Therapists Ethics & Professional Conduct Review Panel, College of Occupational Therapy: London. Published 2010. Specialist advisor in Health Care Law and Ethics as an Occupational Therapist providing up to date, expert input into the review of the professions Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct Document. (Published Praise’ in Occupational Therapy News September 2010) following launch of the new Code.

South Wales

To carry out initial assessments of customers on incapacity benefit to establish if they aresuitable for the Condition Management Programme, thus are able to be enabled throughprofessional Multi Disciplinary Support into voluntary work, paid employement, or a training course. The support is then either one to one or group work. I jointly ran a painmanagement group and carry out one to one sessions. I also joint worked with (BAVO) Bridgend Association of Voluntary Organisations to look at opportunties for customers under my care. Support provided by myself included increasing confidence, anxiety management, depression management, pain management, pacing techniques, relaxation techniques, and equipment advice alongside supporting work opportunities.

Caerphilly, Wales.

Utilization of models of Occupational Therapy within an assessment and care management capacity, creating solutions to complex referrals received into thedepartment. These assessments can be at an individual’s home, a college, nursinghomes, residential homes and day centers.To prioritise referrals received ensuring all work allocated electronically through the SWIFT computer system is carried out within the required corporate timescales.To undertake ‘one-off’ assessments and interventions with less experienced therapists working in the community with clients who have complex needs, demonstrating up to date, expert, evidence based clinical skills.To be able to move and handle people with complex physical problems and disabilities, assess, prescribe and adjust specialist equipment.To assess and provide Occupational Therapy intervention in cases presenting a high degree of complexityTo attend Protection of Vulnerable Adults (POVA) meetings as an Occupational Therapy representative and give professional opinion as to mental capacity, moving and handling and physical ability of vulnerable adults.

County Hall

To provide a functional assessment service to children, adults and the elderly with disabilities and identifying areas of difficulty in mobility skills, personal care and domestic care that relate to activities of daily living.To use the City and County of Swansea Occupational Therapy Services criteria to identify possible intervention, for example, provision of equipment, providing advice and making recommendations for adaptations.To liaise with care managers, home care managers, charities, voluntary organisations and other interagency services, to provide a comprehensive assessment of service.To advise and demonstrate Manual Handling techniques to formal and informal carers as well as provide suitable equipment, for example, a hoist, glide sheets and a detailedManual-Handling Plan for long term care needs.To facilitate fieldwork education and provide professional students with placement opportunities to enable them to develop their clinical skills by providing a variety of learning aims, objectives and evaluation methods.

West Wales

To coordinate two meetings a year and ensure all members within the sub group arenotified. To arrange for guest speakers, representatives from equipment providers, Voluntary organisations, charities and other relevant speakers to attend the meetings.

Ma, Health Care Law & Ethics

Bsc Hons, Occupational Therapy

Activities and Societies: Student Representative.