March 2026 LES Actions for Engagement Calendar

March Actions for Engagement

March’s calendar focuses on building trust and sustaining patient engagement, aligning with World Lymphoedema Day on 6 March. The prompts encourage reflection on clinical practice, research, and professional growth, highlighting small, practical actions that strengthen relationships with patients and teams. Each suggestion supports purposeful CPD, evidence-informed decision-making, and thoughtful engagement in everyday care, helping you notice what works, explore learning opportunities, and take manageable steps that make engagement meaningful across the month.

Small ideas. Practical prompts. Use what fits.

Each month we’ll share a new Actions for Engagement Calendar with simple prompts designed to spark reflection, learning, and small actions in practice. These aren’t a checklist — just ideas you can dip into.

  • Print it to keep inspiration close and circle a few prompts that feel useful or timely for you that month.
  • Flip it over to see a practical example of how a prompt might look in action.
  • Explore further by selecting prompts marked with a click for more icon, linking to additional ideas and resources if you’d like to delve deeper.
  • Check back monthly as the calendar page is updated regularly with a new calendar to download and consider – lymphoedemaedu.com/engagement

Sometimes it’s the smallest, most consistent actions that shape confidence, connection, and care over time.

See it. Share it. Start a conversation.

Each image below highlights one March engagement prompt that we invite you to download share with colleagues or teams.

March CPD Links: Optional Depth to Support Purposeful Planning

Some March prompts invite you to pause, explore evidence, or reflect on practice. For clinicians who want a bit more depth, we’ve curated a set of high-value LES resources aligned with learning priorities, practice reflection, and evidence-informed decision-making.

These links are designed to support your thinking and help you decide what to explore next, and why it matters. 

Mon 2 Mar – Reflection 

How can we help our clients stay on track with self‑management? (LES blog) 

🔗 https://lymphoedemaeducation.com.au/2017/02/can-help-clients-stay-track-self-management/ 

Supports reflection on patient adherence, collaboration, and shared decision-making for self-care. 

Fri 6 Mar – Professional Growth 

Patient-Focused Engagement: Navigating Challenging Cases from Day One 

🔗 https://lymphoedemaedu.com/course-list/patient-focused-engagement-navigating-challenging-cases-from-day-one/  

Watch a recorded panel discussion that includes the lived experience perspective. 

Wed 11 Mar – Research & Evidence 

Assessing and monitoring the impact of lymphoedema / chronic oedema (LYMQOL, LES blog)
🔗 https://lymphoedemaeducation.com.au/2019/03/assessing-and-monitoring-the-impact-of-lymphoedema-chronic-oedema/
Introduces the LYMQOL quality-of-life tool from Royal Derby Hospital, helping clinicians monitor impact of lymphoedema on patient function, symptoms, and wellbeing. 

Thursday 12 Mar – Professional Growth 

Setting Goals for 2025 (LES blog) 

🔗 https://lymphoedemaeducation.com.au/2025/02/setting-goals-for-2025/ 

Practical advice for structuring CPD, setting measurable goals, and reflecting on progress. 

Tue 17 Mar – Clinical Practice 

Motivating Clients to Exercise (LES blog) 

🔗 https://lymphoedemaeducation.com.au/2016/10/motivating-clients-exercise/ 

Practical strategies to encourage patients to adopt and maintain activity as part of self-care routines. 

Thu 26 Mar – Research & Evidence
Optimising Compression Therapy: Insights from Industry Experts (LES blog)
🔗 https://lymphoedemaeducation.com.au/2025/04/optimising-compression-therapy/
Synthesises expert insights on compression therapy decision-making, garment selection, and strategies to improve patient understanding and long-term adherence. 

As with the calendar itself, take what feels useful, return to what resonates, and let small, intentional choices shape your learning and clinical confidence over time.