Thank you for those who attended our first study day - The evolving role of dietitians in primary care: what does the future hold? on Tuesday 22 October 2024, please find below links to the from the day and sponsors.
Thank you to our sponsors
Speakers
Welcome with Joe Alvarez, First Contact Specialist Group, Chair - view slides
The First Contact Dietitians Specialist Group Commitee: Let us introduce ourselves and the (amazing) work we are doing - view slides
An update on the FCP, enhaced and advanced practice BDA workforce projects, with Tanya Rumney, Subject Matter Expert - Enhanced Advanced and First Contact Practice Project - view slides
Useful resources
- The GP 5 year forward view (2016): NHS England » General Practice Forward View
- Update to the GP contract when dietitians appeared within the ARRS (Feb 2020): Criteria for registration as a pharmacy technician in Great Britain (england.nhs.uk)
- The dietetic roadmap to practice: First Contact Practitioners and Advanced Practitioners in Primary Care: (Dietitian) A Roadmap to PracticeFirst Contact Practitioners and Advanced Practitioners in Primary Care: (Musculoskeletal) A Roadmap to Practice (hee.nhs.uk)
- University FCP modules: Education Providers of FCP training | NHS England | Workforce, training and education (hee.nhs.uk)
- CQC requirements for dietitians working in primary care: GP mythbuster 106: Staff not directly employed by a GP practice - Care Quality Commission (cqc.org.uk)
- NHSE supervision guidance for MDT in primary care: NHS England » Supervision guidance for primary care network multidisciplinary teams
- The Darzi report on the NHS in England: Independent investigation of the NHS in England - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)
- Enhanced practice apprenticeship: AHP enhanced practice | NHS England | Workforce, training and education (hee.nhs.uk)
You spoke, we listened... Hot off the press... National FCD EMIS template and Clinical Outcome reporting, with Kim Bowra, First Contact Dietitian, Bexhill PCN - view slides
Sharing Good Practice: Quids in! How to save your PCN £19k in 6 months, with Natalie Knight, Paediatric First Contact Dietician & Lead Primary Care Clinical Advisor for Lancashire pand South Cumbria - view slides
Sharing Good Practice: Leading the way.l.. A spotlight on supplementary prescribing as an FCD and why you should do it, with Susan Gallagher, First Contact Dietitian & Trainee Advanced Clinical Practititioner-Diabetes, Chester Central PCN/Countess of Chester NHS Foundation Trust - view slides
Workshop - Our bread and butter - Malnutrition. Showcasing the role of an FCD in failty and malnutrition, with Heather Klein, First Contact Dietitian - view slides
Workshop - Have you got the guts for it? Showcasing the role of an FAC working in gastroenterology, with Rebecca Gasche, First Contact Dietitian, Non-Medical Supplementary PRescriber and Trainee ACP, Chester South Primary Care Network - view slides
Workshop - Intermittent Fasting and Type 2 diuabetes in Primary care, with Sarah McDiarmid, NIHR PhD Research Fellow, University of Manchester, PCN Diabetes Dietitian, West Leeds Primary Care Network - view slides
Who are you BECOMING: Using Personal Leadership Empowerment as a tool for Transformation, with Dr Claudine Matthews, Consultant Dietitian, Shoreditch Park and City Primary Care Network - view slides
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