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Making progress with Makaton.

In 1982 the various hospital teams and senior officers decided to adopt Makaton as the main system of non-verbal communication. Following this, a multidisciplinary Makaton team was formed from interested representatives, including nurses, psychologists, speech therapists and people from voluntary services. A period of in-service training was offered to all hospital personnel concerned with caring or training. More than 200 staff received training in the principles of Makaton over about a one-year period.