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This episode of the HEE South West Advancing Practice podcast series looks at challenges and opportunities for Advanced Practice Paramedics training and working within Primary Care. We explore some of the opportunities Paramedics and Primary Care environments can provide each other whilst considering the value of Paramedics using their Advanced Practice skills as integrated team members, achieving positive outcomes for patient services and multi-professional team working.
Host: Steve Blakeway, HEE Advancing Practice Supervision and Assessment Lead for Primary Care, Nursing, Paramedics Guests: Kirstie Brown, Senior Lecturer MSc Advanced Clinical Practice, University of Exeter. Claire-Louise Moore, Trainee Advanced Practice Paramedic, South Hams Primary Care Network
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Recorded during National Apprenticeship Week 2022, we hear from Sarah Keetley, Transformation Lead at Cumbria, Northumberland, Tyne and Wear. She shared her experiences as a Line Manager to team member enrolled on this standard. Find out what impact their learning has made and what changes have taken place as a result.
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Please contact Mike Gray at HPCA for more information about this apprenticeship and others available through the framework.
Useful links with us: Apprenticeship standard - L6 Project Management Standard HPCA Framework providers Coventry University and University of Cumbria Website - https://www.hpca.uk/
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Mr Jon Hossain, Deputy Postgraduate Dean Health Education England speaks at the Addressing Health Inequalities Distribution of Medical Specialty Training Programme - Engagement meeting
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Professor Stephen Powis, National Medical Director NHS England speaks at the Addressing Health Inequalities Distribution of Medical Specialty Training Programme - Engagement meeting
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Dr Navina Evans, CEO of Health Education England and Chief Workforce Officer NHS England speaks at the Addressing Health Inequalities Distribution of Medical Specialty Training Programme - Engagement meeting
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This episode of the HEE South West Advancing Practice podcast series places Leadership within Advanced Practice under the "podlight". We explore the many facets of leadership, and how vital clinical leadership is within Advanced Practice. The multi-professional panel, reflect on their Leadership experiences in relation to supervision and training and how it integrates with of the other "pillars" of Advanced Practice. Ways to develop leadership skills and the impact effective leadership can have at service, organisational and system level are discussed by the panel, illustrating the multifaceted nature of leadership and why it is an essential aspect of Advanced Practice. Martin Nelson: Advancing Practice Supervision & Assessment Lead for Radiography and Oncology, South West Faculty for Advancing Practice Simon Ingram: Advancing Practice Supervision & Assessment Lead for Physiotherapy and MSK, South West Faculty for Advancing Practice Valentino Oriolo: Advancing Practice Supervision & Assessment Lead for Acute Internal Medicine and Medical Specialities, HEE South West Faculty for Advancing Practice
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This episode covers how to start developing consulting skills as a GP. Host Priya Shah is joined by Fiona Leckie a Portfolio GP, Associate Dean for Exam Support (HEE East) and Simon Huins, GP Partner and Associate Dean for Exam Support (HEE South West). Together they discuss top tips on how to use your GP placements to start thinking and consulting like a GP. Aimed at general practice trainees, the podcast series provides support through training and helps to promote resilience after qualifying.
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The Health Education England’s Stroke Careers Podcast series looks into everyone involved in stroke medicine, real life experiences, the career pathway and how we deliver care across the country. This episode is jointly hosted by Dr Deborah Lowe, National Clinical Director for Stroke Medicine at NHS England, and Dr Jon Cooper, Stroke Consultant in Yorkshire and the Humber and Postgraduate Dean at Health Education England. They discuss their career pathways, the benefits of a career in stroke, and opportunities for the future workforce.
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Primary Care education and training in Kent, Surrey and Sussex, with Dr Tariq Hussain (Patch Associate GP Dean for North and West Kent). In this episode, we have invited Kim Stillman (Associate Dean Lead for Place Based Learning) to discuss the changes which have occurred over the years, as well as the complexity, within Primary Care.
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This episode of the HEE South West Advancing Practice podcast series we explore supervision in advanced practice, crucial for both professional and patient safety. We explore why advanced practice supervision is different to medical models and what this means in clinical practice for supervisors and trainees. It addresses some potential challenges and provides guidance on how to successfully implement an integrated approach to Advanced Practice supervision, which utilises the multi professional team. Host: Diane Keeling, Supervision and Assessment Lead for Neonatal & Maternal Care, Women’s Health, Paediatrics, HEE South West Faculty for Advancing Practice. Guest: Professor Deborah Harding, Subject Matter Expert Multi-professional Supervision, Health Education England, St George's University of London
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