AAPE UK in collaboration with Health Education England (HEE) are providing a series of masterclasses on key topics identified in the Long Term Plan (NHS England, 2019). This aims to enable ACP educators to equip their graduates with the knowledge and skills needed to transform services across all services.
The next one is on Friday 21st February 10am – 2pm hosted by University of Salford. This will focus on three key topics: Population and Public Health, Leadership and Mental Health.
AAPE UK members have two free places per education provider.
Further information and to book a place please email Annabella Gloster via a.s.gloster@salford.ac.uk
We are planning another event for May 2020 so look out for details.
The Welsh Advanced Practice Educators Network (WAPEN) shares AAPE UK's concern regarding the sentiment, principles and language used in the recent BMA survey and does not consider these to reflect the values of respectful, collaborative and patient-centred healthcare practice.
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