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Crisis Reporting for Learners on Placement
ViewA flowchart of next steps for urgent concerns for a learner on placement.
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Raising a Professionalism Concern (Professional Suitability and Fitness to Practice)
You can raise a concern if you are worried about an HSC student or learner. This might relate to their health, behaviour, professionalism, values, commitment to learning, or ability to manage themselves or others.
How to Raise a Concern
Complete the Professionalism Support and Fitness to Practise Referral Form online
The form can be completed by University staff, placement staff, members of the public, or other students
For more details, please see the Raising a Professionalism Concern Guidance.
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Raising Concerns about Practice Learning and Reporting Incidents Relating to Practice
You can raise a concern if you are worried about an issue during practice learning that affects the people being cared for or your ability to learn safely and effectively. This includes concerns involving HSC learners in practice, issues affecting placement as a learning environment, concerns relating to learning quality, staff support, or health and safety risks.
How to Raise a Concern
Complete the Raising Concerns and Reporting Incidents Relating to Practice form online;
For more information, please refer to the Raising Concerns and Reporting Incidents Relating to Practice guidance.
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NMC Guidance: Raising concerns for Nurses, Midwives and Nursing Associates
ViewNMC Guidance: Raising concerns for Nurses, Midwives and Nursing Associates
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HCPC - Information about raising a concern, fitness to practise and the investigation process
more...HCPC - Information about raising a concern, fitness to practise and the investigation process
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NHS - Freedom to speak up: whistleblowing policy for the NHS
more...A national integrated whistleblowing policy that will help standardise the way NHS organisations should support staff who raise concerns.
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UEA - Safeguarding Policy
more...The University of East Anglia is fully committed to creating a thriving education experience for all students. We seek to create an environment, therefore, where the health, welfare and safety of all students and staff is of paramount importance. This Policy addresses both child protection and safeguarding children, young people and vulnerable adults within the work of the University.
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National Guardian - Freedom to Speak Up
more...Freedom to Speak Up Guardians support workers to speak up when they feel that they are unable to in other ways.