AHPs | Off The Record – Détails, épisodes et analyse

Host Ena Ankutse explores the wonderful Health Education England AHP Return to Practice programme. She is joined by Natasha Pisarski (Return to Practice Programme National Lead), Jeni Hart (Occupational Therapist on the Return to practice programme) and Stella Kose (Working Dietitian following completion of return to practice programme). They discuss how the programme came to be, entry requirements and benefits for enrolees and pivotal insight from Jeni and Stella who are completing/have completed the programme Twitter handles: @NatashaPisarski, @kosestella, @jenihart163 To submit an enquiry to join the programme or to find out more about the programme please visit our website: https://www.hee.nhs.uk/our-work/return-practice-allied-health-professionals-healthcare-scientists-practising-psychologists If you would like to speak to someone about returning to practice: HCPC register please email us at : r2pahp-hcs@hee.nhs.uk HCPC Standards of Proficiency that we mention in the podcast can be found on this link  https://www.hcpc-uk.org/standards/standards-of-proficiency/

Hosts Ena & Jo interview Carly Atkinson (Registered Dietitian and current AHP Clinical Fellow for Mental Health at HEE) and OT student Chloe Edgar (who has been on placement with Carly at HEE). Carly and Chloe talk us through their current AHP Student Roadshow project, which aims to promote the varied and invaluable roles for AHPs within Mental Health to AHP students across the South West.  To hear more about the project visit: (links)  https://www.hee.nhs.uk/sites/default/files/documents/AHPs%20in%20MH%20Final%20%281%29.pdf https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrVQaAxyJE3c7jrG88eFGm88LQ86k2epl https://www.hee.nhs.uk/our-work/allied-health-professions/developing-practice-based-learning-mental-health-learning-disability-settings-allied-health  https://aspiringallies.co.uk/blog/allied-health-professionals-working-in-mental-health-and-learning-disabilities/ To see more of Carly and Chloe follow them on Twitter: @carlyatkinsonRD @chloedgarx

Hosts Ena & Jo interview Podiatrist Felicity Devereux. Felicity explains the role of Podiatrists in acute and community foot wound care: "its not just cutting toenails!" We discuss Podiatrist's contributions during the Pandemic and Felicity's involvement in the Preceptorship programme for newly qualified AHPs.  If you'd like to follow Felicity or find out more about Podiatry or Preceptorship here are some useful links: @felicitypodahp @collegepodiatry @podiatrycareers https://oxleasahppreceptorship.com/  Follow us on: FB: On the Frontline NHS AHPs Insta: @onthefrontlineahps Twitter: @thefrontlineahp

In this podcast hosts Ena & Jo dive into the world of Dramatherapy. Heather Turkington a Dramatherapist from Northern Ireland sheds some light on this amazing but relatively unknown AHP profession. Heather is passionate about the benefits of Dramatherapy and is actively trying to create courses for those interested and promote its use in mainstream healthcare. To find out more and about Heather herself, please have a look at the links below: https://www.facebook.com/AHPFNI https://www.facebook.com/dramatherapyNI Music: www.facebook.com/heatherturkingtonmusic Twitter: heatherturk Insta: heather_turkington

Ena and Jo (AHPs Off The Record hosts) interview Carrie Biddle (SLT) and Rachael Brandreth (Dietitian), creators of #AHPsDay. We discuss how it all came about, the running and additional themes, and how best to get involved. For more information about AHPs Day please visit https://sites.google.com/view/ahps-day/home

Twitter: Carrie - @carrie_biddle

               Rachael - @rachbrandreth

Our social media:  

FB: On The Frontline - NHS AHPs   Insta: onthefrontlineahps   twitter: @frontlineahps

Ena and Jo (AHPs Off The Record Hosts) interview Band 5 Speech and Language Therapist, Ilyeh Nahdi. Listen as we discuss telehealth and working in the community during Covid 19, as well as equality, diversity and inclusion within AHP professions and podcasting. 

For more information about Speech and Language therapy please visit: https://www.rcslt.org/ 

For more about Ilyeh and the SLTea Time Podcast then please follow: 

Twitter: @ilyehnahdislt @slteatime 

YouTube: SLTea Time

Ena & Jo (AHPs Off The Record hosts) interview Robin Lansman, Osteopath AHP, MSK specialist, Leadership coach and Clinical Director of Body Back-Up Healthcare. Robin shares his experiences of becoming an Osteopath and setting up his own practices, as well as his involvement in lecturing, leadership and inter-professional collaboration, and the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic on his work. For more information on Osteopathy as a profession, visit: The General Osteopathic Council: https://www.osteopathy.org.uk/home https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/oseopathy/what-happens National Council for Osteopathic Research: https://www.ncor.org.uk/ Social media: Twitter @RobinLansman  @thefrontlineahp  FB: On The Frontline – NHS AHPs   Insta: onthefrontlineahps Robin is also Founder of  www.COGUK.info – a collaborative platform aiming to help Healthcare Professionals to learn, share and connect with one another.

Ena & Jo (AHPs Off The Record hosts) interview Lindsay Sanders Band 8 Occupational Therapist, who shares her experiences of joining her profession and development into a leadership role, and her Covid Story. Social media:  Lindsay: Twitter @lindzOT Bruno: Insta @brunotheminidaschund  FB: On the frontline - NHS AHPs. Twitter: @thefrontlineahp  Insta: onthefrontlineahps

Ena & Jo (Creators of On the Frontline - NHS AHPs Facebook Page) Interview each other regarding their experiences of becoming Physiotherapists, starting their facebook page and discuss redeployment during Covid 19 and lockdown.