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- 5.1 Facilitate inclusion of team members when agreeing team objectives (Level 5 Diploma in Leadership and Management for Adult Care, Leadership and Management in Adult Care)
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When agreeing on team objectives, you should facilitate the inclusion of all team members. This can support a feeling of ‘shared ownership’ throughout the team as well as ensure that input from team members is valued and respected.
Inclusion can be facilitated during team meetings and staff supervision.
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Team meetings
Agreeing on team objectives during team meetings allow all team members the opportunity to express their views and to share and discuss ideas. The group setting means that a diverse range of individual backgrounds and experiences can be tapped into, which can lead to a lot of different insights.
Staff supervision
Staff supervision can also be used to include team members in the process of agreeing team objectives. A team member may feel more comfortable expressing their views in a one-on-one setting, rather than a group setting. Or they may have particular ideas or interests that they feel would benefit the service and would like to lead their implementation.