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Peer-to-Peer Learning: The PACC Movement
In this episode we hear from Toni Martin, Physical Activity Clinical Champion (PACC) for the Advanced Wellbeing Research Centre (AWRC) at Sheffield Hallam University and an Associate Lecturer of Midwifery, teaching at BSc and MSC level at the University of Worcester.
Toni shares how PACC training can empower healthcare professionals to understand and communicate the benefits of increasing physical activity to improve health and wellbeing outcomes. Highlighting the hugely positive health impact of going from doing nothing at all, to moving just a little bit more is resourced by Moving Medicine Moving Medicine Consultation Guides; sharing guidance and tips, designed for short patient conversations which can be tailored to health conditions and is backed by insight and real impact stories.
Toni shares a realistic insight into working with patients within the NHS and delivery of the funded PACC training to healthcare professionals. Demonstrating understanding of professional and patient barriers; aimed to support appropriate conversations to get people moving more for long-term health benefits.
For further information regarding the benefits of PACC training, access the PACC section of the Moving Medicine website or express an interest directly by emailing Sheffield Hallum University who currently lead on the national project funded by Sport England.
Disclaimer: Projects are subject to funding which may be liable to change after the release date of December 2024.
Links related to this episode:
We are providing some information relating to some of the external projects and support mentioned in this episode.
Active Hospitals - Moving Medicine
Why Active Conversations? - Moving Medicine
We are Undefeatable - Get active whilst managing a health condition
Moving Healthcare Professionals
NHS - Better Health
ELearning for healthcare - elfh
This Girl Can
The RCGP Physical Activity Hub
BMJ Learning
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By Active Herefordshire & WorcestershireIn this episode we hear from Toni Martin, Physical Activity Clinical Champion (PACC) for the Advanced Wellbeing Research Centre (AWRC) at Sheffield Hallam University and an Associate Lecturer of Midwifery, teaching at BSc and MSC level at the University of Worcester.
Toni shares how PACC training can empower healthcare professionals to understand and communicate the benefits of increasing physical activity to improve health and wellbeing outcomes. Highlighting the hugely positive health impact of going from doing nothing at all, to moving just a little bit more is resourced by Moving Medicine Moving Medicine Consultation Guides; sharing guidance and tips, designed for short patient conversations which can be tailored to health conditions and is backed by insight and real impact stories.
Toni shares a realistic insight into working with patients within the NHS and delivery of the funded PACC training to healthcare professionals. Demonstrating understanding of professional and patient barriers; aimed to support appropriate conversations to get people moving more for long-term health benefits.
For further information regarding the benefits of PACC training, access the PACC section of the Moving Medicine website or express an interest directly by emailing Sheffield Hallum University who currently lead on the national project funded by Sport England.
Disclaimer: Projects are subject to funding which may be liable to change after the release date of December 2024.
Links related to this episode:
We are providing some information relating to some of the external projects and support mentioned in this episode.
Active Hospitals - Moving Medicine
Why Active Conversations? - Moving Medicine
We are Undefeatable - Get active whilst managing a health condition
Moving Healthcare Professionals
NHS - Better Health
ELearning for healthcare - elfh
This Girl Can
The RCGP Physical Activity Hub
BMJ Learning