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Whose voice is it anyway? A blog by Lynn Grayson, Speech and Language Therapist, Community Brain Injury Team, NHS Lanarkshire. #AHPCF2022

Involving service users with lived experience of brain injury My NHS Education for Scotland AHP Careers Fellowship, #AHPCF2022, involved co-designing…

AHP, AHPCF2022, career fellow, career fellows, NES

Cake and Comment: How we Gathered Feedback of a Primary Care Occupational Therapy Service in the Project Stage

a blog written by Abbie Murphy and Laura Ruth Evans, Occupational Therapy Students, Glasgow Caledonian University We are 4th year…

A Day in the Life of an Occupational Therapist working in a Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS)

A blog by Mrs Lizzy Archibald, Chair of the Scottish CAMHS AHP Leadership Group, Divisional Lead Occupational Therapist and CAMHS…

Allied Health Professions and Quality Improvement- a perfect fit.

A blog by @lauraneilAHP , Laura Neil, Lead for Allied Health Professionals and Interim Head of Clinical Governance and Quality…

Leading Digital Transformation in Health and Care for Scotland. A reflective account from the launch event, by Tracey Shaw, Community Team Lead Physiotherapist.

I am a community team leader for physiotherapy in the Integrated Community Support Team in Cambuslang / Rutherglen.  This team…

Careers Fairs – why bother? by Claire Hedley, Practice Education Lead, @ClaireAHPed.

Claire Hedley, Practice Education Lead, NES. Throughout March, I have been attending a number of careers fairs at High Schools,…

Taking the plunge – getting back to practice. Ursula Laing, Occupational Therapist, Successful Returnee.

Ursula Laing, Occupational Therapist, Successful Returnee 😊 After 20 years in a totally different working environment, I decided in 2019…

Lanarkshire, occupational therapy, Return to Practice

Reflections on Social Prescribing in Occupational Therapy

by Holly Hearsum and Rachael Burke, 1st Year Edinburgh Napier MSc Occupational Therapy Students Supported by Corinne Burnett & Katrina…

Reflecting on a project-based Physiotherapy placement. Rachel Kidd & Kirsty Hennen. MSc (Pre-reg) Physiotherapy students

What?Seated exercise; dominoes; arts and crafts; seated dance and relaxation sessions are just some of the things we got to…

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What Type of Placement Did You Say? by Marie Peck @mariepeck30

Marie Peck, Physio practice education lead NHS Educationfor Scotland, marie.peck@nhs.scot @mariepeck30 What?:Having embarked on a secondment in Sept 2021 with…

student PrBL

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  • A Day in the Life of an Occupational Therapist working in a Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS)
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