Post-Graduate Medical Education Clinical Fellow (AHP), Band 7

at  Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (GHNHSFT) is an NHS England pilot site for the enhance programme. The enhance programme recognises the need for healthcare professionals to develop a range of generalist skills, in order to better meet patient need and improve the health of local populations. Clinicians with generalist skills are confident at managing complex care within multi-professional teams, and can work across community, primary and secondary healthcare settings in order to provide person-centred care for a broad range of health conditions. By developing a holistic approach to the health and wellbeing of both individuals and local populations, clinicians of all disciplines can help to improve patient experience and the quality of healthcare.
Our Programme is free, part-time, multi-professional and inclusive. Teaching sessions are all face to face at either Sandford Education Centre, Cheltenham or Redwood Education Centre, Gloucester, or for Dip-in Days at external venues. They include talks, workshops, lived experience interviews, case studies and Schwartz rounds, with the opportunity to interact with Third sector and community partners. Key areas covered include person-centred practice, complex multi-morbidity, working across systems, social justice, population health and environmental sustainability, as well as the development of skills in leadership, wellbeing and reflective practice.
The programme sessions include: - An introduction to frailty by the Frailty Team - A ‘senses’ and simulation experience including case studies using simulation and a virtual reality patient experience - A ‘memory’ day looking at the Well pathway for dementia and including expert experience interviews - Can you be frail and not old? Includes a look at ‘frail’ younger patients with neurological disorders, and insights from a patient with an eating disorder. - What’s out there? Supporting the patient across systems - how does it all fit together?

The complex Care at Home team, AgeUK, social prescribers and wellbeing co-ordinators use case studies to show how they work together. - Health inequalities and Social Justice. Homeless people can be frail too. A look at trauma-informed care, how homeless people access the healthcare they need and health inequalities.

• Personalised care - Human factors training. How do human factors affect the care we give our patients? Take part in an escape room and look at how a team works together. - An ethics day.

Use case studies to discuss issues around capacity and consent. Watch real life filmed clinical scenarios to learn about phronesis (decision-making based on previous experience. - Sustainability in healthcare workshop. Learn about the Trust targets and carbon footprint, as well as the links between climate change and health.Schwartz rounds.
A safe space to discuss the emotional and social aspects of working in healthcare

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