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  1. Measuring what really happens: Using standardised patients to evaluate health services

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    In this interactive online session, you will discover how standardised patient methodology can provide valuable insights into healthcare delivery and explore key considerations for designing, implementing and reporting standardised patient evaluations.

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  2. From the frontline to the forefront: paramedic Robert Till first to achieve professional doctorate

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    Paramedic Robert Till has made history at Edge Hill University, becoming the first student to be awarded a Professional Doctorate in Emergency Services Management.

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  3. Foundation to Frontline: Valuing Patient Concerns through Professional Curiosity, Care and Compassion

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    Join us for this exciting knowledge exchange conference which brings together UK medical educators and healthcare partners to explore the support of final-year medical students and foundation doctors as they navigate challenging patient encounters which have the potential to generate complaints.

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  4. Career Alternatives to Medicine

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    A medical degree remains highly valuable, but current NHS pressures mean graduates may experience a more competitive path into traditional roles; however, their transferable skills create opportunities across a wide range of clinical and non-clinical careers.

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  5. Career Alternatives to Midwifery

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    Midwifery is a rewarding profession, but not all graduates follow a traditional path. This resource helps Edge Hill students explore alternative career options—clinical and non-clinical—that build on their skills and support wider health and public services.

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  6. Redesign - Our publications

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    Find publications from the Arts for the Blues team. Arts for the Blues is an evidence-based alternative to talking therapies for people who are experiencing depression or anxiety.

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  7. Redesign - Our training

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    There are currently four A4B training programmes on offer to organisations and individuals:  Foundation training Practitioner training Supervisor training Educator training

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  8. Redesign - Our toolkit

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    The Arts for the Blues toolkit includes information for organisations, managers, and practitioners.

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  9. Redesign - Our background

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    Arts for the Blues was originally designed to help tackle depression in adults in deprived areas of North West England and began in a primary mental health care setting in Manchester.

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  10. Annual Primary Care Conference

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    Join us at our Annual Primary Care Conference for a day of

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