Workshop for specialist CDRP Analysts

Workshop Leaders

Steve De Burgh-Thomas | Expert practitioner Former member of the National Steering Group for the National Crime Mapping Conference, Jill Dando Institute of Security & Crime Science National BTEC Neighbourhood Justice Lecturer in data-sharing in multi-agency arenas and geo-spatial mapping Former National Training Coordinator for the National Police Portal, National Police Improvement Agency. Former senior Flying Squad Senior Investigating Officer

Trevor Kennett | UK Government Expert Practitioner Trevor is one of the countries leading experts in tackling crime and disorder. He is one of a few experts in Britain with an outstanding track record in this field and is a senior advisor to the UK Government. Trevor is also a visiting Research Fellow for Crime & Disorder at Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge.

Workshop Content

• Understanding the "Cardiff Model"
• Sourcing data and establishing data sharing processes with A & E Departments
• Making your data needs relevant to A & E Departments
• Myth-busting legislative barriers
• Sharing examples of effective practice
• Understanding the benefits and local impact of A&E data sharing
• Dealing with the challenges in A&E datasharing
• Practical materials and tactics to set up and maintain relationships with A&E Departments
• Legislation
• Data Protection Principles Framework
• Establishing Data Sharing protocols and developing relationships
• Information Commissioners Office – The facts on multi-agency data sharing
• Practical Group Exercise on data-sharing
• 2D to 3D – Developing Practical Products – Analysing and interpreting data
• A two way conversation, the collator approach – Communicating what the data tells frontline officers and how to use it to improve service delivery.

Places are strictly limited so please register now to avoid disappointment