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  1. Delivering one of the world’s first Degree Apprenticeships in Midwifery

    July 17, 2023

    …specialise in certain areas, such as diabetes, fetal medicine, research or safeguarding. Many continue with their education, undertaking a Master’s in Public Health or Advanced Clinical Practice. So the degree apprenticeship opens up further opportunities for career progression. Although we have only just completed our first , the dropout rate is currently at zero. This is favourable compared to the dropout rates seen in traditional undergraduate…

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    Sue Lawrence

  2. Four reasons why Universities should be at the heart of the NHS Long-Term Workforce Plan

    March 22, 2023

    …gland, 46,000 of which are nursing posts. Even if the Government meets its manifesto pledge of 50,000 more nurses, there remain well-documented issues with retention of staff at a time when demand for nurses is increasing much faster than supply. The current NHS crisis cannot be blamed solely on Brexit and COVID, since we have not had a national NHS workforce strategy since 2003. Thankfully, then, the Government has said it will publish its long-t…

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    Dr Denise Baker

  3. Over 300 businesses sign University Alliance letter calling on Chancellor to protect “essential” regional innovation programmes

    March 2, 2023

    …et aside specifically to cover the loss of the ERDF. Without this, SMEs in many regions will find it much harder to start-up, grow and succeed. SMEs are the lifeblood of local economies and contribute hugely to regional growth and innovation. If they don’t receive adequate support in all regions of the UK, a key principle of the ERDF, it will fly in the face of the levelling up agenda.” Deborah O’Donovan, CEO of Chater Smart, who was supported by…

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  4. Tackling global e-waste with Network 2 Supply and Coventry University

    March 30, 2021

    …. Read more below. The Industry Partner N2S are based in Bury St Edmunds & Mansfield, they are the UK’s market leader in IT lifecycle services which include WEEE (Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment) compliant IT Recycling and Data Destruction services (accredited by the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC). N2S are passionate about increasing the circular economy of IT equipment in two ways; through encouraging resale/re-use and innovating e…

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  5. NHS Nightingale Hospital at UWE Bristol

    March 30, 2021

    …rsity ready for the next academic year in the autumn. To ensure health and safety is protected, the University was operating clearly defined separate zones across the campus to ensure hospital staff and patients are separated from UWE Bristol staff and students on site at all times. The hospital was run by nurses, doctors, managers and other staff from different NHS organisations across the South West and was designed to provide the highest level…

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  6. Expressive writing project from Kingston University to help Covid-19 healthcare workers overcome traumatic experiences

    November 6, 2020

    …d by the relatively unique scenario of being afraid for their own personal safety on a daily basis, Professor Jensen continued. “Workers were having to manage all these issues and care for patients while fearing for their own well-being and that of their close family and elderly relatives, and sometimes lacking the equipment to protect themselves. So the stress continued when they got home,” she said. For more information, visit the Kingston Unive…

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  7. UA comments on A-level grading

    August 18, 2020

    …cy does pose a number of challenges for universities, particularly with capacity on those courses which require practical delivery and placements, and decisions are being taken against a backdrop of ensuring staff and students are kept safe from Covid. As a member of the newly established ministerial Higher Education Taskforce, University Alliance will address these challenges and will look to ensure universities are supported in managing this tra…

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    Vanessa

  8. Energy case study: Anthony Slate

    July 4, 2018

    …s to generate electricity whilst simultaneously removing toxins to make it safer for public consumption. His work focuses on the development of microbial fuel cells (MFCs) and coupling microbiology with electrochemistry. A microbial fuel cell is a bio-electrochemical system that harnesses the power of oxidising microorganisms, to convert organic waste directly into electrical energy. In particular, Anthony aims to improve the performance of MFCs b…

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  9. A provocation

    November 2, 2017

    …orcing a burger on his daughter in a bid to reassure the public about food safety. Ministers for universities may get the question more often than most: ‘would you send your child to anything other than the (likely) prestigious university that you went to?’ Most high-flying policymakers in Westminster – from government to think tanks – seem to have enjoyed a very traditional university education Current universities minister Jo Johnson was stumped…

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  10. Teaching & training: Paramedic virtual reality training centre

    February 25, 2016

    …t any stage by lecturers. This allows essential skills to be acquired in a safe but realistic environment before practice placements with ambulance services. Charlotte Mitchell, a first year BSc(Hons) in Paramedic Science student, said the simulation suite was helping her become more confident as well as improving her clinical skills and ability to communicate with patients. “The facilities have provided amazing opportunities to get a feel for wha…

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