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We are delighted to be hosting a Virtual Symposium: Outcome Measures for Lower Limb Orthotics

Date:ÌýSaturday 27ÌýJanuary 2024
Time:Ìý9:30am – 12:30pm
Location: Zoom Webinar

Facilitator:
Conor McDaidÌý– Clinical Lead Orthotist/Advanced practitioner, Wirral University Teaching Hospital.
Speakers:
Joshua YoungÌý– Senior Orthotist and Clinical Development Manager, John Florence Limited
Eileen MorrowÌý– Doctoral Research Fellow,ÌýUniversity of Oxford
Natalie HallÌý– Clinical Lead Orthotist, East Lancashire Hospital Trust

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Ticket prices:
51³Ô¹Ï Members £37.80 including VAT
Non-members £47.25 including VAT

Click here to purchase tickets:

HP Student research experience survey

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Please can 51³Ô¹Ï encourage students to share and complete the survey linked below;

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Professor Chris Nester, Keele University, has been active in the national conversations in Health Education England (now NHSE) and REFÌýand hasÌý launched a survey of AHP student experiences of research on UK courses that lead to professional registration. ÌýThey are especially keen to hear from students expecting to join some of the smaller and less research active disciplines.

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The survey will not ask for any personally identifiable information from the student, nor will it identify your institution. The aim to create a baseline measure of pre-registration student experiences as a case for future investment nationally.Ìý

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🤔ÌýÌýHave you joined the profession within the past two or three years?

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🤔ÌýÌýDid you have a positive experience of being welcomed and settling into your first job Ìýas a prosthetist/orthotist?

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🤔ÌýÌýAre you willing to share your experience so we can help to ensure that others feel similarly welcomed and supported?

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We would love to hear your experiences around:Ìý

• What helped you to feel welcomed and supported during the early weeks and months in your first job?
• What was it that maintained that feeling as you became more settled and started to develop in your role?
• What top tips can you offer to the employers and line managers of new graduates to help their new graduate recruits to flourish in their roles?
• What are your top tips for new graduates entering the professionÌýabout how to make sure they get the support and guidance they need?

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Employers/managers, we are also really interested in hearing how youÌýhave supported new graduates in your workplace.Ìý

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🤔ÌýAre you willing to share your experience and advice?Ìý

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🤔ÌýWhat top tips would you offer others to help them recruit, retain and develop their staff?

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ÌýWe all have an interest in growing and developing the prosthetic and orthotic workforce.

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Sharing what we’ve discovered and learning from each other is a powerful way of helping to achieve that goal. Ìý

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ÌýIf you are willing to be contacted to share your experience, please email enquiries@51³Ô¹Ï.com on or before January 5^thÌý2024.

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We’ll be contacting interested parties during January and will ensure this will be as positive and painless as possible for you. Thank you in anticipation.

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