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The NHS England long term workforce plan (2023) details a target of 3,000 clinicians starting in advanced practice pathways annually from 2023/24, increasing by 46% to 5,000 by 2028/29. Supporting the plan’s long-term ambition, of over 6,300 clinicians starting advanced practice pathways each year by 2031/32, requires strategic advanced practice workforce planning.
This webinar is designed to support attendees in understanding the complexity of strategic workforce planning for advanced practice across healthcare systems. Providing an overview of the key themes along with the interface between higher education institutions and organisations including core curricula, portfolio supervision, and progress meetings.
The university's Employment Engagement Team will also provide an overview of the university's Advanced Clinical Practitioner Degree Apprenticeship.
Our speakers
Sonya Stone
Assistant Professor of Advanced Clinical Practice.
Director of Postgraduate Taught Education and CPD (School of Health Sciences).
Faculty Director of Higher Degree Apprenticeships for the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, Faculty of Medicine & Health Sciences
Sonya is an Advanced Clinical Practitioner in cardiac intensive care and holds membership with the Faculty of Intensive Care Medicine. Sonya is clinical lead for eICM at FICM, and co-founder of the Advanced Clinical Practice Academic Network (ACPAN).
James Pratt
Consultant Advanced Clinical Practitioner Lead
Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust
Honorary Assistant Professor University of Nottingham
James is the Consultant Advanced Clinical Practitioner (ACP) Lead at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust (NUH), a large acute care NHS organisation. James is responsible for the development and leadership of ACPs across NUH. and has led on the development of implementing a multi-professional, organisational ACP strategy and associated pieces of work.
James has led on the Nottinghamshire Integrated Care System ACP agenda and supported multiple national pieces of work related to advanced practice and is the author of the NHSe AP governance matrix. James continues to work in emergency medicine as a senior clinician.
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