In January 2020, the Council of Deans Health published their analysis of the Council’s academic staffing census 2019.
This identified a theme related to challenges for Universities who are delivering Advanced Clinical Practice programmes for sustained provision and expanding capacity.
This will have been circulated to your Deans and Heads of School but it is important that you also see this too, along with the recommendations.
Chair Katrina Maclaine has discussed the conclusions with Fleur Neilsen at the the Council of Deans Health. We are considering strategies to ensure that the issues highlighted in this report remain at the forefront of discussions regarding the current and future workforce in the higher education sector.
Call for abstracts The Association for Advanced Practice Educators (AAPE) UK Conference 2024 “Leading together for sustainability in Advanced Practice Education” We welcome abstracts of posters that reflect aspects of sustainable leadership in advanced practice education. If you are involved in a project or initiative around the theme of the conference, this is your opportunity […]
Read MoreThe conference will provide a forum for critical debate around the forgotten pillars of advanced practice – its focus will be the research, education, leadership and management pillars of advanced practice. The day will finish with the AAPE UK AGM. View Conference Information
Read MoreAAPE is proud and delighted to, once again, be working in partnership with Hallam Medical to support the AAPE UK annual conference in June. Hallam Medical are a framework accredited healthcare recruitment specialist, supporting NHS and private healthcare services across the UK with the provision of experienced Healthcare Professionals. They are the UK’s leading provider […]
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