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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Health and Care Professions Council"”.

  1. A theory of fair treatment of health and social care students during fitness to practise proceedings: a constructivist grounded theory.

    … how higher education institutions (HEIs) in England operated their fitness to practise processes. Methodology: A qualitative approach within the constructivist paradigm underpinned the research that followed Charmaz grounded theory methodology. Methods: In phase one, an internet search of HEIs in …

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  2. Drinking from an Empty Glass: A Mixed Methods Analysis of Stress and Self-Care in Counselling Psychology Trainees

    … most recent British Psychological Society (BPS) and New Savoy Partnership (NSP) survey (2020a) suggest the wellbeing of psychological practitioners is below the national average, due in part to the ongoing cost savings, challenging performance targets, and heavy workloads within health and social …

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  3. An exploration into the profile and perspectives of Allied Health Professionals (AHPs) in Northamptonshire to inform workforce development

    Introduction: <br/>Allied Health Professionals (AHPs) represent a diverse group of autonomous clinicians whose extensive expertise and skillset position them perfectly to lead, support, and enhance health and well-being by adopting a holistic approach. However, concerns have been raised regarding …

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