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Prosthetics Workforce Review 2019 2029
This Workforce Review Report, and the clear recommendations it contains, is the result of a wider Workforce Review Programme covering all thirteen AHPs in Northern Ireland. Since March 2017, Project Groups comprising representatives from across the health and social care service, professional bodies, staff side representatives and the Department of Health, have been meeting regularly to consider how these professions / services are likely to develop in the period 2019 –2029. Their work has been overseen by the AHP Workforce Review Programme Steering Group and applies the Regional HSC Workforce Planning Framework’s six step methodology.
Details
Publisher Name:
Health and Social Care workers and the
Department of Health Ireland
Department of Health Ireland
Publisher Website:
https://www.health-ni.gov.uk/
Publication Year:
2020
Languages:
English
Country or Region:
Ireland
Categories:
Report, Evidence and data
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