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Challenging perceptions of traditional placements - by Char Hobbs, HEE AHP Student Placement
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The NHS requires more people working in AHP roles to meet the care demands that it will face over the coming years. To achieve this, we need more student AHPs and more practice-based learning opportunities to achieve the standards set by regulatory bodies.
To deliver this practice-based learning capacity Health Education England are working collaboratively across professions, universities, Royal Colleges, professional bodies, with our regulators and other stakeholders to share innovation, learning and build ambition.
We are paying particular attention to diversity of settings, opening capacity in the system by introducing opportunities to expand practice learning beyond clinical traditional models to offer new opportunities. This innovation helps us prepare and equip our workforce with essential skills which directly impact and enhance the quality of care we offer our communities.
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Challenging perceptions of traditional placements - by Char Hobbs, HEE AHP Student Placement
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