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@@amandagotch4503 Thank you for the positive feedback, glad it helps in some way❤

@@estherufulul760 Thank you Esther ❤ Yes put down all relevant qualifucations. Wishing you all the best with your applications. 🍀

@@carolforde-johnston thank you so much.

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Hi yes we have a bridging programme specifically for international nurses where we go through key differences in nursing, such as risk assessments, EPR, national safety standards. We also try to link international nurses to a buddy from their country of origin. Recruitment leads keep an eye and meet them in a welcome meeting then 12 weeks later. Hope that helps.

@carolforde-johnston brilliant, thank you! Yes it gives me some idea. I have got an upcoming interview on this.

@@L.M143 Wishing you all the best with your interview 🍀

Hi @jobanjeetsingh8826 The Health & Care Professions Council (HCPC) website is best to look for information and updates as they regulate ODPs. See some current information below but it can change so you need to check for updates. Also HCPC do not stipulate you need this level to get on register they leave it with employers so you can check with individual employers. However below is the level they may ask for. 7.2 Communicate in English to the required standard for their profession (equivalent to level 7 of the International English Language Testing System, with no element below 6.5*) *The International English Language Testing System (IELTS) tests competence in the English language. Applicants who have qualified outside of the UK, whose first language is not English and who are not applying through the Swiss Mutual Recognition Route (SMR) must provide evidence that they have reached the necessary standard. More information is available here: Statement on English language proficiency requirements for internationally trained health and care professionals. Link: www.hcpc-uk.org/standards/standards-of-proficiency/operating-department-practitioners/ I hope this helps.

@@MastAP2k6 Well done! Thank you for leaving feedback. I hope you enjoy the trainee role 🍀

@@Tified967 I hope your interview goes well. You'll be led by the interviewers and yes you can bring up examples to give depth to your answers and stand out. It's great you have these areas of interests and you definitely should bring up your publication. Well done for publishing! A few links below for national guidance/ standards: stpsupport.nice.org.uk/cyp-mental-health/index.html www.nice.org.uk/guidance/ng134/chapter/recommendations www.nice.org.uk/sharedlearning/transforming-mental-health-care-for-children-and-young-people-with-long-term-conditions-mental-health-and-psychological-wellbeing-drop-in-centre elearning.rcgp.org.uk/mod/book/view.php?id=13115&chapterid=603

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@@user-vy9yy6fx2d Review the job description for your key responsibilities and the teams you will be working with. Arrange an informal visit to talk through the role and service priorities. Review current related national and local standards linked to fraility. See NHS England resources: www.england.nhs.uk/ourwork/clinical-policy/older-people/frailty/frailty-resources/ NICE resouces: stpsupport.nice.org.uk/frailty/index.html British Geriatric Society resources: www.bgs.org.uk/resources/resource-series/fit-for-frailty Hope that helps. 🍀

❤Thank you so much .. it’s too late to request for informal visit as the interview is in two days ! But will try my best ! This is my dream job for the last 5-6 years !

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Yes CASP appraisal tools provide checklists to appraise the reliability and robustness of studies and the applicability of evidence. If your lit review is a dissertation, then some Unis also like an example table where you present studies using a CASP tool in the thesis or appendices so check with your dissertation lead. Otherwise you just write as you have said, and provide the reference. I hope that helps @Happymidwife

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If you look at the application criteria it usually states that you need a level of English before you apply e.g. GCSE grade C, functional level 2 English or equivalent. Unis have different criteria so I'm unsure if any make you do literacy tests and what they would be. It would be worth asking on student nurse facebook sites if anyone has had tests before that might help. Wishing you all the best with your application. @SANDRATERESA-jb3yw

Good luck for Thursday 🍀 @hadiqam7603

Thank you for taking the time to feedback, I'm really glad the videos help in some way. Wishing you all the best with your Uni course @AngeloDeLosReyes-ix2ct

Well done for getting through the degree. Wishing you all the best when you register 🍀

Lots of Universities are linked to employers and if you contact the apprentice course leads they will usually let you know which employers offer apprenticeships locally Rachel. Keep an eye out for apprenticeship events where employers and Universities advertise their apprenticeships too.

@@carolforde-johnston thankyou so much that has really helped. Many thanks 😀

@@racheltomlinson9677 No problem, wishing you all the best with any future applications and interviews.

That is wonderful to know Emma and I'm really glad the videos helped. I hope you are enjoying your new role.

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That's wonderful, congratulations and well done! @ponnuminnu3935 I'm glad the video helped. Wishing you all the best in your new role ❤

Glad it helps @miemiam2355

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My pleasure and thanks to Simon for giving his time to do the video ❤

Thank you so much Beauty that is very kind ❤

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You may be asked about why want to work with children, any experience caring for children children, what do you know about this employer and the role you've applied for (i.e. the research you have done linked to the role and job description).

@@carolforde-johnston thank you

Amazing well done! Enjoy your new role. 🍀

Thank you @mahlettejo for the feedback, I'm glad you found the video useful.

Thanks so much for the feedback Terence

I'm glad you found the video useful and wishing you all the best in future interviews. 🍀

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Great answer Paul linking past experiences and you show understanding of the role. I hope your interview goes well. 🍀

@@carolforde-johnston thank you

Thank you for the positive feedback Nicola, I'm glad you found the video helpful. ❤

Yes as you may be asked why you want to become an ODP? What are the key responsibilities of ODP? Why you chose apprenticeship route and what the course/ apprentinceship entails? How you plan to manage your time / balance assingments with apprenticeship etc. I hope your interview goes well. 🍀

Primary prevention aims to prevent disease or injury before it occurs, e.g. altering unhealthy behaviours that can lead to disease. Secondary prevention is reducing impact of disease. Hope that helps.

@@carolforde-johnston it does thank you, so really you could receive secondary prevention at primary sector services e.g insulin shots at GP? I appreciate your help and your videos!

@@Charthe1st Yes secondary prevention could include daily aspirin to prevent further stroke or heart disease so yes this would work to stabilise diabetes and prevent complications.

@@Charthe1st I don't know if this article helps at all linking to diet and exercise too: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2923378/#:~:text=Primary%20prevention%20means%20intervention%20before,beta%2Dcells%20remain%20after%20diagnosis

@@carolforde-johnston Thank you! I appreciate you taking the time to help

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My pleasure, I'm glad you found the video helpful.

Thank you for leaving feedback @terenceoconnor1584 I'm glad you found it helpful.

Thank you, I'm glad you found the video helpful.

Thank you for the feedback Vanessa. I'm glad the video helped.

It's great that you have got an interview and you are preparing for it. Remember the interviewers take account of nerves too. If you look into the course and apprenticeship, know what you are applying for and why you want to do an apprenticeship it really helps. Wishing you all the best in your interview. 🍀

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When you have a purely quantitative study you have numerical data and can have descriptive statistics but the study data is quantitative. However if there is a discussion in the paper it could describe the findings using words - is this what you mean? Just because you describe the data findings doesnt make the study data qualitative though, if the study was a purely quantitative study. Not sure if that helps.

It depends which type of training and for who. Check on health care databases for articles like this: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.5694/j.1326-5377.2003.tb05573.x Also Marie Curie has some resources on their website. I hope that helps.

Thank you so much for this info

I have an interview for clinical educator band 6,they have asked me to prepare an presentation on this topic How to increase training figures in palliative medicine ..

@@hemabhandari9222 Wishing you all the best with your interview ❤

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