What is a Participant?

A Participant in a Job Plan is someone who, in addition to the clinician concerned, takes one of the following roles:

• Editor – they can add, amend, or remove activities and other data and/or
• Attendee – they attend the meeting or discussion and/or
• Signatory – they can sign the job plan off and, if a signatory may also be a …
• Final Signatory.

A participant does not have to be a clinician or an individual doing a Job Plan. Some Trusts have Business Managers as Editors and Attendees, and other Trusts make them signatories as well.

L2P is very flexible in allowing you to define the permutations you need. So, a person could be an Editor and a Signatory/Final Signatory without attending the meeting. Another might be an Attendee and Signatory but not an Editor.

You can define a minimum number of Participants in a Job Plan. The norm for most Trusts is three (including the job planning clinician). There is no maximum. 

Clinicians can request participants and administrators can appoint them to a job plan.