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General
Course planning 2022/23 - For Level 4 and Leve 5 students there will be online meetings appearing on your timetable to discuss course changes and plans for next year. It is important you attend these but they will be recorded.
Course Leader drop in session - The next drop in is Wednesday 11th May 2022 - Please click here to book a slot.
Physio End of Year Ball - Friday 17th June 2022. All welcome. Deadline for purchasing tickets is 25/03/2022. https://www.hallamstudentsunion.com/events/7009/6110/
Leadership placement student webinar - For those who missed the Student leadership placement webinar please click the link to watch the recording. This is a fantastic opportunity to learn about this type of practice experience which you may have as one of your placements on the course. AHP Research Placements Webinar
AHP Community of practice feedback and opportunity - please see below.
Career's and Employability Fayre prizes - please see below.
Inspirational Teaching and support awards: Have you received outstanding support from a staff member? Why not recognise inspirational teachers, advisers and support staff in our 2022 awards? Nominations are open until midnight on Sunday 29 May. No matter how big or small please consider nominating one or more of our staff members. Click here to nominate a staff member for an inspirational teaching award
Level 4 - Year Lead- Claire Staniland (c.staniland@shu.ac.uk)
Level 4 - Year Lead- Claire Staniland (c.staniland@shu.ac.uk)
Next group rep meeting date: 17/3/22
Important Practice Experience Clearance - Please check emails regularly and ensure that you respond to all communications from Professional Services and Occupational Health in a timely manner. It is your responsibility to complete all tasks before your Practice experience eg. immunisations, DBS checks etc. This is for your safety and the safety of service users, therefore failure to do so will exclude you from any patient facing activities. There are no exceptions to this. If you are not cleared you will not go out into practice. Please contact Professional Services directly if you have any questions (HWLS Professional Issues HWBProfessionalIssues-mb@exchange.shu.ac.uk)
Modules:
Neurological physiotherapy starts this week. Site now available after some IT issues earlier this week. Please browse the site and look at any pre session work. Pathologies you will cover are stroke, multiple sclerosis and parkinsons disease if you want to do some reading also checkout the resource list online.
Level 5 - Year Lead Ahmed Hassan (a.hassan@shu.ac.uk)
Next group rep meeting date: 17/3/22
Participation in a survey: You are being invited to participate in a survey exploring how of prepared you feel going on placement. This information sheet gives you further information regarding the project PIS questionnaire.docx.
Participation is completely voluntary and anonymous. The data will be used to inform the development of simulated level 4 placement and evaluate its success. It will also help us understand any areas of development for the course in terms of preparedness for placement. If you do wish to participate, please complete the questionnaire via this link. The deadline for completion is 16/3/22.
If you have any further questions please contact Karen on k.stevens@shu.ac.uk.
L2 Exercise Award: Congratulations to those of you that have successfully passed the L2 Exercise Award last week. Gerry has marked your written work and uploaded your individual certificates as PDF's under the programme card feedback section. Please check you can see them and email Gerry on g.scott@shu.ac.uk if there are any issues. Huge well done. Gerry will be in contact about the L3 awards for those that have completed the L2 award successfully. Please make sure you download and keep your L2 awards PDF for future reference
EEP deadline: A gentle reminder that the deadline for EEP submission is the 17th of March 2022 at 03:00 pm. Please make sure to review originality report generated by Turnitin and submit your final work to the right place on BB.
Thanks
Ahmed
Level 6 - Year Lead Pete Hanley (p.hanley@shu.ac.uk)
Level 6 - Year Lead Pete Hanley (p.hanley@shu.ac.uk)
Next group rep meeting date: TBC
APP2: We hope you are settling into your placement area. Please respond to Hannah and Kirby’s emails and book the halfway call with them .They will be working closely with your AA to support you.
PCCM: The PCCM summative assessment marks should now be available.
If you have been unfortunate and not met the learning outcomes please do not be overtly concerned-- I will be in touch next week regarding an IMR opportunity.
Have a good weekend!
Peter
AHP Student Community of Practice
A Community of Practice is being created to provide a programme of events for all AHP students and we need your say to help organise these for you!
What is a Community of Practice and why is this being developed for AHP students?
A Community of Practice (CoP) is a collection of individuals who have a shared interest or passion about a topic and aim to deepen their knowledge and expertise through interacting with other professionals on a recurring basis (Wenger et al., 2002).
Why is this being developed for AHP students?
The aim of creating this CoP is to enhance our knowledge beyond our own professional disciplines and organisational boundaries to produce a community of students who collaborate together to take part in multi-professional learning by knowledge sharing, knowledge creation and social interaction. This valuable community of AHP students will enable us to collaborate and integrate with each other to form networks and peer supports across disciplines. This will enhance and build our professional identities as AHPs and complement the current integrated learning already provided to fundamentally help prepare us for the collaborative world we will work within upon qualifying.
Which AHPs will be involved in the Community of Practice at SHU?
Therapeutic Radiography
Diagnostic Radiography
Occupational Therapy
Physiotherapy
Paramedic Science
Operating Department Practice.
Dietetics
Art Psychotherapy
What will this look like?
That is entirely up to you! We want to create events that you will engage with that will maximise your learning across disciplines in a way that works for you!
Please add your suggestions to the Padlet to share your ideas about future events or learning opportunities between AHP students.
Please click on this link to access the padlet and share your thoughts.
Any suggestions are welcome and if you have any further questions or suggestions, you can email the AHP Student Leader at b5009060@shu.ac.uk
To keep up to date with future events follow our twitter account: @SHUAHP_Students
Career’s and Employability Fayre Prizes
This week the prize-winners from the Career’s and Employability Fayre held in January were presented with their prizes.
Prize winner were as follows:
Best live question: Helen Solly (MSc Pre-reg OT), Rukayya Majid (BSc Radiotherapy Oncology) = £50 Amazon Voucher each.
Prize winners randomly selected for attendance and registration at the event; Elizabeth Wong (MSc Pre-reg Physiotherapy), Zahra Kahan (BSc Operating Department Practice) = £50 Amazon Voucher each.
Main prize winner randomly selected for attendance and registration at the event: Rachel Carter (BSc Radiotherapy & Oncology) = HP laptop mini
Rachel Clark being presented with her mini laptop by Mel Lindley (AHP Head of Department)
Helen Solly and Rukayya Majid being presented with their prizes by Mel Lindley (AHP Head of Department) and Jo Posnett (AHP Deputy Head of Department)
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