SHU Physiotherapy Placements

Practice Educators day 2 today at @PhysioSHU. Great to see educators sharing ideas and experiences with regard to supporting students with individual needs #SHUphysiotherapy

Thank you to everyone who attended the conference today. We hope you found the sessions interesting and have enjoyed discussing the future of Physiotherapy placements. Have a safe journey home and we hope to see you again next year! #SHUphysiotherapy

Final presentation of the day. @NatMatchOT and Di Langford from @DerbyHospitals discussing the use of peer assisted learning models in practice based learning(2:1, 3:1 and 4:1). Great to see so much enthusiasm for clinical education and the student experience #SHUphysiotherapy

Many thanks to @gwyn_owen, professional advisor @thecsp for attending the SHU Physiotherapy placement conference today and presenting on accountability considerations in practice based learning. And thank you for bringing some sunshine with you too 😎! #SHUphysiotherapy

Robert Comins of @SFHFT discussing his role as ED Therapy Team Leader. Interesting discussion of the benefits and drawbacks of more generic roles in practice and in AHP student supervision #SHUphysiotherapy #OT

Specialist Neurological Physiotherapist Caroline Cook sharing her experience of the 2:1 model of student supervision. Great to see an enthusiastic and honest take of benefits and challenges for educators using this approach #SHUphysiotherapy

Opening the conference with Dr Theresa Baxter and Dr Jackie Hammerton discussing the move towards a more integrated curriculum in health care education #SHU #Physiotherapy

Looking forward to the SHU Physio placement capacity conference tomorrow. Great opportunity to share examples of good practice and discuss the innovative approaches being implemented by educators to offer our students a great placement experience #Physiotherapy #SHU