Welcome to the Physiotherapy section of the Mentors and Practice Educators website.

Here you will find information and documents relating to curriculum, assessment of practice, standards and guidelines.

 

Practice Education Lead for Physiotherapy Placements

Libbi Percival

l.percival@uea.ac.uk

 

If you are a physiotherapist who would like to speak to a member of the UEA team about becoming an educator, or if you would like to take students and you have not done so in a while please contact Kirsten who would love to hear from you.

 

Some documents and links used on this website for physiotherapy placements are currently being updated so if you are an educator and have any questions in the meantime please contact lts.placements.pt@uea.ac.uk. We apologise for any inconvenience caused. Thank you.

 

Educator Drop-in Sessions with a member of the UEA Placements team

Common Placement Assessment Forms

BSc in Physiotherapy - 3 Years

Course Details

Further information on the BSc Physiotherapy Course (Web link)

Examples of Interim and Final Assessment Forms (containing the Learning Outcomes)

These forms are for information only. Practice Educators who would like to complete the assessment forms electronically may contact lts.placements.pt@uea.ac.uk

Interim Assessment Forms

Placement 2 for Interim Assessment (PDF)

Placement 3 for Interim Assessment (PDF)

Placement 4 for Interim Assessment (PDF)

Placement 5 for Interim Assessment (PDF)

Placement 6 for Interim Assessment (PDF)

Final Assessment Forms

Placement 1 for Final Assessment (PDF)

Placement 2 for Final Assessment (PDF)

Placement 3 for Final Assessment (PDF)

Placement 4 for Final Assessment (PDF)

Placement 5 for Final Assessment (PDF)

Placement 6 for Final Assessment (PDF)

MSc in Physiotherapy (pre-registration) - 2 Years

Course Details

Further information on the MSc Physiotherapy Course (Web Link)

 

Placements

MSc Year 1 2020 - 2021 (2020 - 2022 Cohort) PDF

MSc Year 2 2020 - 2021 (2019 - 2021 Cohort) PDF

MSc Year 2 2020 - 2021 (2020 - 2022 Cohort) PDF

 

Practice Placement Preparation and Evaluation

In response to the needs of new practice educators the Clinical Learning Environment Team in Norfolk have worked with faculty and staff from UEA to develop a checklist for practice educators who take students on placement. This checklist is available to adapt to each placement area and gives guidance on a welcome letter for students, induction processes and suggestions for preparing to take students on clinical placement.

Checklist (PDF)

 

Student ID on Placement

Students are expected to follow departmental procedure regarding identity whilst on placement.  They are issued with a name badge and a plastic card holder which takes their UEA identity card.

 

Student Visits whilst on Placement

Is your student going to spend time with other health care professionals?  This form has been designed by a therapist.  The form enables other members of the team to record observations / comments on the visit to feedback to the student's educator.

Student visit form (PDF)

 

Role Emergent Placements

This protocol sets out the procedures and expectations for role emergent placements which are undertaken using long-arm supervision.  These mainly occur within the final placement.

Role Emergent Protocol (PDF)

 

Out of Hours Contact for Students on Placement

The UEA Dean of Students' Office offers wide ranging advice and guidance to any student who is experiencing difficulties. The UEA Nightline is a confidential listening service funded by the Students' Union and run by UEA students.  Calls can be made between 8.00pm and 8.00am during term time.  Students can access this service if they are lonely, worried or just need someone to talk to 01603 503504.

 

Practice-Based Learning for Neurodivergent Students

The purpose of this guide is to increase the awareness of neurodivergence in healthcare education, share experiences from neurodivergent students and suggest methods for students and clinical tutors or practical educators to support the neurodivergent student population within practice-based learning.

Guide to Practice-Based Learning (PBL) for Neurodivergent Students