INTER-PROFESSIONAL LEARNING & DEVELOPMENT

Tackling Health Inequalities Through a Practical Approach to Population Health Management

Online learning sessions available on population health management and managing health inequalities, facilitated by NAPC and hosted by the Leadership and Lifelong Learning Team in the Midlands.

The facilitators for these sessions are Dr Nav Chana, Annabel Beasley and Andy Mullins, who will be providing a practical insight into population health management and managing health inequalities. By the end of this webinar, participants should understand the essentials of Population Health Managementan increasingly important concept behind new care model development, in particular:

Be reminded of the social determinants of health and wellbeing

Have a base level understanding of what is involved in taking a population health approach

Understand how population health management is key to tackling health inequalities

Webinars will be run over MS Teams and repeated on 4 occasions:

Friday 16th October 2020, 12:30-14:30

Wedesday 18th November 2020, 12:30-14:30

Wednesday 13th January 2021, 12:30-14:30

Wednesday 10th February 2021, 12:30-14:30

Improving Cardiovascular Outcomes In Type 2 Diabetes

19th November 2020, AstraZeneca will hold their promotional meeting about Improving Cardiovascular Outcomes In Type 2 Diabetes.

The content of this meeting is intended for the following roles only:

General Practitioner; Practice Nurse; Hospital Doctor; Hospital Nurse; Clinical Pharmacist; Dietitian

Meeting Agenda:

19:30 Introduction

Dean Rowntree Astrazeneca

19:40 Improving Cardiovascular Outcomes In Type 2 Diabetes

Dr Yassir Javaid

20:40 Discussion with Q and A

All

21:00 Meeting End

Please Register Prior To The Meeting!

Contact: Dean Rowntree - 07879430892

Email: dean.rowntree@astrazeneca.com

NEPSEC Cervical Sample Taker Initial Training - November 2020 Cohort

Aims of the Course: To ensure that on completion of the course the Health Care Professional (HCP) is competent in taking cervical samples for the purpose of the NHS Cervical Screening Programme (NHSCSP)

Objectives:

To provide HCPs involved in the NHSCSP with a sound theoretical base to support the practice of sample taking

To ensure that HCPs involved in the NHSCSP are competent in obtaining high quality cervical screening samples through supervised practice and independent external assessment of competence according to national benchmarks

To encourage HCPs to review their competencies regularly as part of their own professional development

Nine Month Training Component:

Attending a blended learning course covering the theory of the NHS Cervical Screening Programme in line with the Public Health England guidance

Up to 9 months practical training and visiting a Cytology Laboratory and Colposcopy Clinic during this period

Arrange and complete an independent external assessment Submission of a Personal Training Record Book toevidence knowledge, reflective practice and a sampling audit

Course Accreditation: These events are granted 14 study hours accredited by the Royal College of Nursing Centre for Professional Accreditation

Who can apply?

Any registered nurse, midwife, doctor or physician associate or nursing associate who will be becoming actively involved in the Cervical Screening Programme.

As a large component of the course entails sample taking, it is expected that the applicant will have access to a clinical setting for training.

Expressions of interest should be made to the NEPSEC Administration Team: sht-tr.nepsec@nhs.net

Course Length: It is expected that the student will complete all components within 9 months post attendance or participation in a blended learning theoretical study course, which will consist of both distance learning, video-link session and face-to-face practical/ simulation sessions.

The blended learning programme consists of:

Self-directed learning and live virtual sessions w/c 2nd November 2020

Face-to-face training half day session on either 11th or 12th November 2020 at [Venue TBC]

Cost of the course: £550 per person

Details of the programme and joining instructions can be found here.

download prospectus here

Wound Club - Online Training for Health and Social Care Staff

Introducing Wound Club Online: A quick, convenient and complementary educational resource, built to help clinicians enhance their knowledge and refresh their understanding of the key areas of wound management.

Wound Club Online hosts a series of short free videos for individual or team training, with 5 minute and 15-minute options. On completion of our 15-minute modules, a certificate will be available for NMC/CPD revalidation.

Content will be released weekly with the first module being released on Tuesday 29th September 2020.

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The Placement Educator COVID-19 Special

The Notts ICS AHP Faculty and University partners would like to invite Placement Educators to take part in their Virtual Covid-19 Special updates. These informative sessions will include the chance to engage in a question and answer session with your areas University placement providers around the continued support and safety measures that need to be implemented in placement settings.

The Placement Educator Special also includes engagement with Covid-19 pre-session resources produced by Sheffield Hallam University, The University of Nottingham, The University of Lincoln

Contact the Nottingham AHP Faculty team directly for any questions: Leanne.Horsley1@nhs.net