Recognising the diverse needs of individuals is important to ensure we create more opportunities and continue to offer excellent training and resources for all. As you will see below, we are taking steps to improve access. Your feedback matters to us and helps us to continue to drive change, so we encourage you to give us your feedback so that we can support everyone learning to their full potential.
At the Training Hub, we are dedicated to creating positive learning experiences for those working in general practice throughout Cambridgeshire and Peterborough and we are committed to doing so in an inclusive way.
Freedom to Speak Up Guardians
October 2024 is Freedom to Speak Up (FTSU) Month and this year’s theme is Listen Up.
Primary care leaders are encouraged to raise awareness of FTSU and ensure colleagues have access to trained and registered FTSU guardians. Campaign resources and FTSU training is available on the National Guardian’s website to support this. They have also published a new report exploring the different FTSU models adopted in primary care settings.
Please find below to download the Freedom to Speak Up Policy for Cambridgeshire & Peterborough ICB.
To contact by phone, please call 0800 915 1571 (Safecall – anonymous independent reporting service) or by email cpicb.speakup@nhs.net
Click here to download the Freedom to Speak Policy
Pride in Practice Programme
We are delighted to to be funding the LGBT Foundation Pride in Practice 12-month programme as a pilot for 8 practices in Cambridgeshire & Peterborough.
The LGBT Foundation is a national charity who provide a quality assured programme designed to improve the experiences of LGBTQ+ people accessing primary care services.
The Pride in Practice programme provides training and an accredited award, as well as ongoing support and resources.
Applications for the programme have now closed. Please keep an eye on this page for future opportunities.
Accessing Disability Support
HEE is undertaking work to deliver a toolkit style resource, the ‘Find Your Way Guide’ and has commissioned Diversity and Ability (D&A), to help.
If you’re disabled, neurodiverse, or have a long-term health condition, you may be eligible for additional support as you study and work in healthcare.
For further information and to guide your way through the process, visit the Diversity and Ability website.
Our Website
Our website aims to meet the international WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility standard, that explains how to make web content more accessible for people with disabilities.
You can find Website Accessibility Help here
You can find our Website Accessibility Statement on this page
Content
If you require any of our content in an alternative format, please get in touch to discuss via candptraininghub@nhs.net
Events
If you are attending a Training Hub event and need to advise us of any health conditions, mobility requirements, impairments or learning disabilities so we can cater for your needs please get in touch via candptraininghub@nhs.net
Feedback
We really value your feedback, if you have any further feedback that you would like to give us including the accessibility of our events and any content you receive, we are always happy to listen. Please get in touch via candptraininghub@nhs.net