Navigating complex team working for newly created roles
A unique role in a busy team can be daunting as well as exciting. Advanced Care Practitioners (ACPs) are a relatively new role and while individuals are enthusiastic and ambitious they can also feel isolated. This pilot programme aimed to equip advanced care practitioners with a peer network and the leadership skills to bring about transformational change.
Our programme offered online self-directed learning and interactive workshops alongside space to bring real work issues to work through with the support and challenge of their peers.
“This course was so well run and considered. It gave theory and background with the added bonus of learning from others and a forum to discuss and work through issues and practice. Really highly recommend this course and hope that it continues. 10/10”
“I am more confident now, moving forward. The knowledge and skills that I have gained from this programme (including learning from my fellow participants’ real work issues) have equipped me to be more efficient at what I do. With increased confidence, I know that I can face the challenges ahead”
At the close of the programme participants had made strong and valued connections with each other, they reported feeling more confident, less isolated and more equipped to lead change
