In Social and Therapeutic Horticulture Project lead: Thomas - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

To increase participation In Social and Therapeutic Horticulture Project lead: Thomas MacGregor Project team: Natasha Cumberland, Brendan Viljoen Lucia Masset Project sponsor: Sarah Wood

Background

Sempik et al 2005

Aim Primary Drivers Secondary Drivers Change Ideas Lack of appropriate Gardening Champions resources Lack of Meaningful Outdoor activity Service users levels Familiarizing Team and of mobility participants with STH Obesity Add areas for STH Promoting ‘Change of Staff: patient ratios use’ in outdoor areas Add sessions of STH Service users to aid smoking interest not cessation To increase Increase flexibility of entirely based participation garden use around vocation In Social and Therapeutic Raise awareness of when Attention To provide alternative Horticulture and how to use garden restoration theory forms of outdoor exercise Create Access to ideas Social Inclusion - To and resources create further areas of ‘common Recorded level of ground where Synchronise planting un-met interest in service users and plans between new and gardening staff can interact. existing participants

PDSA cycles

Sequence of PDSA’s – for one change idea or secondary driver Cycle 5 : sustainability Cycle 4 : Soil A P S D Cycle 3 : feasibility Cycle 2 : Location A P S D Cycle 1: :Timing

Data 4

What next? Sempik J, Aldridge J, Becker S (2005) Health, well-being and social inclusion: therapeutic horticulture in the UK. Reading: Thrive.