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It's graduation week for SILP trainees ! Congratulations to all trainees who have worked so hard to reach this stage in their journey. We welcome our new SILP accredited reviewers. An exciting new phase begins ... See more

The world of reviews is changing. The challenge is to achieve best quality utilising minimum resource. Otherwise we risk a sense of overwhelm. So we think outside the box and we throw away the rule book. How do you see proportionality at work in reviews? ... See more

A review will often identify a system failure and this may contribute to or compound the harm suffered by victims of maltreatment. Recent practice guidance from the Child Safeguarding Practice Review Panel suggests that by spotting patterns and picking out themes the root causes and most necessary changes may be identified https://www.gov.uk/…/child-safeguarding-practice-review-pan… .... ... See more

10 years of experience and we have so much to share. Our new approach to communications begins with a different style of newsletter. SILP is finding its voice. How are we doing ? We would love your feedback ... See more

Only 3 more sleeps...Review Consulting supports the Big Worcester Sleep Out. Good luck to our Trainee SILP Reviewer who is taking part.

This story begins with Paul Tudor , who experimented with a new model for reviewing cases. The approach gained momentum and it was soon clear that there was immense benefit to be gained by offering mentoring to reviewers. Here we have the beginning of the story of SILP... ... See more

When we leave behind blame we can grow and learn effortlessly. It involves daily practice and lots of patience. But the result is freedom from the burden of judgement. Highly recommended. What a way to start Spring 2019 ... See more

Reports are criticised for focussing on 'the what' rather than getting to 'the why'. With a structured learning model, trained and mentored reviewers and a clear report structure we can reduce the risk of remaining stuck in 'the what'. Our trainee SILP reviewers are committed to this journey ... See more

Good luck to the trainee SILP reviewers tackling the simulated learning event today