Camden & Islington MECC - Making Every Contact Count in Camden & Islington

Making Every Contact Count is about finding opportunities in these conversations to help residents think about addressing the wider issues that may be negatively affecting their quality of life including: money worries, finding a job, concerns about housing, health issues.

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Upcoming courses

MECC skills practice training

13th Aug 2019 09:30am

Cancelled

The session runs for 3 and half hours and will equip participants with a range of specific MECC skills that will enable them to deliver MECC confidently and consistently well.

MECC skills practice training

13th Aug 2019 13:30pm

Cancelled

The session runs for 3 and half hours and will equip participants with a range of specific MECC skills that will enable them to deliver MECC confidently and consistently well.

MECC interactions take a matter of minutes and are not intended to add to the busy workloads of health, care and the wider workforce staff. Instead they are there to fit into and complement existing professional clinical, care and social engagement approaches. Evidence suggests that broad adoption of the MECC approach by people and organisations across health and care could have a significant impact on the health of our population.

- Public Health England
- Consensus Statement, 2016

Making Every Contact CountNew free training for all staff

Camden and Islington staff have thousands of conversations with local residents every day.

Register your interest in MECC

MECC skills practice training

MECC skills practice training