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Hart is a Primary Care Health Service provided by Rochdale Health Alliance for the homeless and transients within our borough. The team consists of two Registered Nurses and a Liaison Officer. This service is for the homeless, vulnerable, and transient communities of Rochdale, Heywood and Middleton. Homeless Alliance Response Team HART is a Primary Care Health Service provided by Rochdale Health Alliance for the homeless and transients within our borough. The team consists of two Registered Nurses and a Liaison Officer. This service is for the homeless, vulnerable, and transient communities of Rochdale, Heywood and Middleton . Following the success of our HART Volunteer Service , we now provide a HART Outreach Service every week on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. HART Feedback Form Your H A R T Nurses Janet HART Team Rachel HART Team Our recent HART 'adventures' are here... A Celebration Of HART HART Phoebe Crossley Jun 19, 2024 Rochdale Health Alliance Triumphs at the Rochdale Diversity Awards: Celebrating HART's Win and PCA's HART Admin Dec 14, 2023 The Apprentice Diaries: Week 6 Apprenticeships Phoebe Crossley Nov 20, 2023 HART Nurses + Triangle of Care HART Phoebe Crossley Nov 17, 2023

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An Institution for the Advancement of Primary Care, it is the vision of Dr Gill Tonge a GP in Middleton. We launched in September 2018 to focus on training, education, workforce development and research across the entire primary care workforce in HMR. HMR Primary Care Academy An Institution for the Advancement of Primary Care, it is th e vision of Dr Gill Tonge a GP in Middleton. We launched in September 2018 to focus on training, education, workforce development and research across the entire primary care workforce in HMR. We aim to create and provide new opportunities for people working in primary care and entering primary care, to shape, inform and influence the career opportunities and environment they would like to work in. WHAT WE DO We are designed to meet the educational needs of the primary and community care workforce, and bring together NHS organisations, community providers and Local Authorities. Read More WHAT WE OFFER We offer a variety of workforce learning and development interventions for the primary and community care workforce in Heywood, Middleton and Rochdale Read More WHO WE ARE We adopt a partnership approach and works in collaboration to realise the local workforce strategy needed to support population health, deliver effective service re-design Meet Us Training Welcome to the training section. Here you will find many courses available for you to book on, and lots of information on how to progress. Read More > recruitment The place to help find you a career in primary care, you will find events and job offerings here too. Read More > Apprenticeships Heywood, Middleton & Rochdale Primary Care Academy offer apprenticeships to broaden the scope of training and development Read More > Placements Primary Care Academy find suitable placement opportunities for students who want to gain experience in or are seeking a career in primary and community care. Read More > Meet the Academy Team Emily Gibson LMS Developer Zoe Farrer Nurse Trainer Dawn O'Brien PCA Manager Joe Jones I.T. Trainer Dr Gill Tonge Director of the Academy Dr Mary Cheshire Clinical Fellow Now, meet everyone else too... Our latest blog entries Immersive Greenbooth We are about to complete the installation of Immersive Greenbooth, and I hoped you might be able to give us some contacts or ideas about informing groups and communities in Rochdale and the surrounding area about the interactive experience. It is aimed at encouraging communities that don't normally visit reservoirs to do so, benefiting from the physical and mental well-being being there brings. RHA News October Breast Cancer Awareness Month: How Middleton PCN Hub Made a Difference This October, Middleton PCN Hub dedicated its efforts to raising awareness about breast cancer, creating impactful moments for patients... Health and Wellbeing This is Luke... Luke's role is a Practice Support leader in a GP Practice and this is his story of how he got a job in Primary Care... So, I originally... Recruitment 1 2 3 4 5

What do we offer? Awaiting a managers' approval.. HMR Primary Care Academy (HMRPCA) is thrilled to provide an exciting array of learning and development opportunities for the primary and community care workforce in Heywood, Middleton, and Rochdale! As an innovative academy, we proudly focus on essential functions identified by Health Education England (HEE), including placements, planning, recruitment, new roles, retention, and place-based tariffs. Join us in shaping the future of with enthusiasm and dedication! or The original text HMR Primary Care Academy (HMRPCA) offers a variety of learning and development opportunities for the primary and community care workforce in Heywood, Middleton and Rochdale. As an academy, we have core functions that were identified by Health Education England (HEE). These are centred on placements, workforce planning, recruitment, new roles, retention and place-based tariffs. We are working on the accompanying pages which describe each of the core functions in more detail and how we are delivering against each of them. A brief summary of each can be found below. Welcome to our Electrifying Primary Care Progression Area! Here, you'll find valuable insights and updates to help you navigate and advance your career in this rewarding field. Stay tuned for more informative news and tips that will empower you on your journey. We encourage you to keep coming back for the latest information and resources! OR Here, you'll discover amazing insights and updates that will supercharge your career in this rewarding field. Get pumped for a wealth of informative news and tips that will drive you forward on your journey. We’re thrilled to have you here and can’t wait for you to return for the latest resources! What are you interested in learning more about? Select your information interest's, you can click more than just one... or see everything... Classics Memoirs Historical Fiction Novels Mysteries Comedy Reset Title Brief Content Link GO News Title Title Title GO News Title Title Title GO View More

Placements What are placements? Back to list Placements form a valuable part of their learning experience. It enables students to gain real-life skills and knowledge that will support their course objectives and career development. Placements vary in length depending on individual course requirements. HMRPCA works in partnership with Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) across the region and Greater Manchester Training Hub to support student placements across a range of courses. As well as looking at innovative ways to promote primary care as a career destination What are place-based tariffs/placement tariffs? Some student placements that are hosted by a GP Practice, or other community-based organisation, comes with a placement tariff. The hosting organisation is known as the placement provider. The tariff is a payment of money that is paid to the placement provider. It is set by NHSE to acknowledge the staff time taken to supervise and train the student. Currently, this can take over 12 months to be paid to placement providers. Become a learning environment? HMRPCA would like to encourage all GP Practices and social care homes in Heywood, Middleton & Rochdale to consider offering a student placement. We feel the local areas offer excellent examples of primary and community care provision. Offering a placement encourages students to remain in the county after graduation. This in turn supports local workforce planning.  If you are interested in becoming a placement provider, please: Email us here A member of the HMRPCA Team will get in contact with you regarding the next steps. Become a Practice Supervisor and Practice Assessor? HMRPCA would like to encourage all GP Practices in Heywood, Middleton & Rochdale to consider offering a student placement. We feel the local areas offer excellent examples of primary and community care provision. Offering a placement encourages students to remain in the county after graduation. This, in turn, supports local workforce planning. If you are interested in becoming a placement provider, please: Email us here A member of the HMRPCA Team will get in contact with you regarding the next steps. Become an NMC Practice Supervisor and Practice Assessor In 2018, the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) introduced new Standards for Student Supervision & Assessment (SSSA,) which includes the requirement that all NMC registrants should be ‘suitably prepared to undertake the role of student supervision and assessment as part of the nursing role.  Nursing and Midwifery Council Become a GP trainer If you are a GP and interested in becoming a trainer please visit the: 3-Step GP Trainer Journey | Health Education North West Become a wider workforce supervisor If you are a GP or working at Advanced practitioner level, you can attend the Wider Workforce Supervisor course to be able to supervise the wider workforce in primary care. This is currently run Via GM training hub Wider Workforce Clinical Supervisor’s Course and Foundation Doctor’s Supervision – Greater Manchester Training Hub These are the current student placement opportunities: Occupational Therapy  Physiotherapy  Counselling  Nurses  Paramedics  Physician Associates Some T level placements Let's Work Together HMRPCA works in partnership with our local Partners, including Higher Education Institutions (HEIs)  and Greater Manchester Training Hub across the region to support student placements across a range of courses. Primary Care Academy will find suitable placement opportunities for students who want to gain experience in or are seeking a career in primary and community care.

What are placements? Primary Care Academy find suitable placement opportunities for students who want to gain experience in or are seeking a career in primary and community care. Placements form a valuable part of their learning experience. It enables students to gain real-life skills and knowledge that will support their course objectives and career development. Placements vary in length depending on individual course requirements. HMRPCA works in partnership with Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) across the region and Greater Manchester Training Hub to support student placements across a range of courses. As well as looking at innovative ways to promote primary care as a career destination What are place-based tariffs/placement tariffs? Some student placements that are hosted by a GP Practice, or other community-based organisation, comes with a placement tariff. The hosting organisation is known as the placement provider. The tariff is a payment of money that is paid to the placement provider. It is set by NHSE to acknowledge the staff time taken to supervise and train the student. Currently this can take over 12 months to be paid to placement providers. Become a learning environment? HMRPCA would like to encourage all GP Practices and social care homes in Heywood, Middleton & Rochdale to consider offering a student placement. We feel the local areas offer excellent examples of primary and community care provision. Offering a placement encourages students to remain in the county after graduation. This in turn supports local workforce planning.    If you are interested in becoming a placement provider, please: Email us here A member of the HMRPCA Team will get in contact with you regarding the next steps. 1 Become a Practice Supervisor and Practice Assessor? HMRPCA would like to encourage all GP Practices in Heywood, Middleton & Rochdale to consider offering a student placement. We feel the local areas offer excellent examples of primary and community care provision. Offering a placement encourages students to remain in the county after graduation. This in turn supports local workforce planning. If you are interested in becoming a placement provider, please: Email us here A member of the HMRPCA Team will get in contact with you regarding the next steps. 3 Become a GP trainer If you are a GP and interested in becoming a trainer please visit the: 3-Step GP Trainer Journey | Health Education North West 2 Become a NMC Practice Supervisor and Practice Assessor In 2018 the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) introduced new Standards for Student Supervision & Assessment (SSSA) which includes the requirement that all NMC registrants should be ‘suitably prepared to undertake the role of student supervision and assessment as part of the nursing role.  Nursing and Midwifery Council 4 Become a wider workforce supervisor If you are a GP or working at Advanced practitioner level, you can attend the Wider Workforce Supervisor course to be able to supervise the wider workforce in primary care. This is currently run Via GM training hub Wider Workforce Clinical Supervisor’s Course and Foundation Doctor’s Supervision – Greater Manchester Training Hub These are the current student placement opportunities: Occupational Therapy  Physiotherapy  Counselling  Nurses  Paramedics  Physician Associates Some T level placements Let's Work Together HMRPCA works in partnership with our local Partners including Higher Education Institutions (HEIs)  and Greater Manchester Training Hub across the region to support student placements across a range of courses.

Rochdale Health Alliance (RHA) was established in 2016, by GP practices from across the Rochdale Borough. Primary Care Academy launched in September 2018 to focus on training, education, workforce development and research across the entire primary care workforce in HMR. Rochdale Health Alliance Rochdale Health Alliance (RHA) was established in 2016, by GP practices from across the Rochdale Borough, to streamline the way in which services are delivered and to contribute to the development of the wider health and social care provision across the Borough. Meet the NHS's healthcare team working with your GP so your needs are met in the best possible way. Play Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied The NHS has introduced a range of healthcare professionals to provide specialist care and advice alongside your local GP. This new general practice team includes clinical pharmacists, social prescribers and general practice nurses. Coordination of care means you will be seen quicker, by the right person, to meet your needs in the best way. Learn about all the roles here All the latest info and news Immersive Greenbooth We are about to complete the installation of Immersive Greenbooth, and I hoped you might be able to give us some contacts or ideas about informing groups and communities in Rochdale and the surrounding area about the interactive experience. It is aimed at encouraging communities that don't normally visit reservoirs to do so, benefiting from the physical and mental well-being being there brings. RHA News Joe Jones Apr 24 The Apprentice Diaries: Month 16 Hello readers, January is finally over! Did anyone else feel like January would never end.? Because I did. Dive into this recap of... Apprenticeships Phoebe Crossley Feb 3 The Apprentice Diaries: Month 14 & 15 Happy New Year! I hope everyone had a lovely Christmas and New Year. In this blog, I will be reflecting on what I have been up to in... Apprenticeships Phoebe Crossley Jan 2 The Apprentice Diaries: Month 13 As I reach the milestone of 13 months into my content creator apprenticeship, October feels like a perfect month to reflect on how far... Apprenticeships Phoebe Crossley Nov 1, 2024 October Breast Cancer Awareness Month: How Middleton PCN Hub Made a Difference This October, Middleton PCN Hub dedicated its efforts to raising awareness about breast cancer, creating impactful moments for patients... Health and Wellbeing Phoebe Crossley Oct 31, 2024 The Amazing Traits associated with ADHD Here are some positive traits that are associated with ADHD... If you have ADHD, you’ve probably faced your fair share of challenges, but... Health and Wellbeing Phoebe Crossley Oct 24, 2024 Guide to Local NHS Services Routes into Primary Care Careers Our GP Practices NHS Local Services NHS Mind Plan Get the Latest Newsletter to Your Inbox

We are designed to meet the educational needs of the primary and community care workforce, and bring together NHS organisations, community providers and Local Authorities. What We Do We are Rochdale Borough Primary Care Workforce and Education Locality leads. We work in partnership with local education providers, especially Hopwood College, Rochdale College, Rochdale Training, Salford University, Open University and Greater Manchester Training Hub. We are approved as an At Scale learning environment by NHSE. We work with all local education providers to promote careers in primary care, and we are starting to scope out into Social Care. OUR KEY GOALS for 2025/26 Support the primary and community care workforce with a single reliable source of information on education, supervision and development, for all professionals at all career levels. Understand the needs and ambitions of primary and community care organisations to grow and develop their workforce. Create opportunities for lifelong learning in primary and community settings. Grow a faculty of educators and supervisors across the professions. Manage access to education and training funding for primary and community professionals. Introduce and help to embed new roles in an evidence-based way.

What We Offer HMR Primary Care Academy (HMRPCA) offers a variety of learning and development opportunities for the primary and community care workforce in Heywood, Middleton and Rochdale. These are centred on placements, workforce planning, recruitment, new roles, retention and some place-based tariffs from NHSE. We are working on the accompanying pages, which describe each of the core functions in more detail and how we are delivering against each of them. A brief summary of each can be found below. Placements We deliver placement opportunities for students in primary and community care settings. This includes those looking for school work experience up to the post-graduate level.  We also support staff to develop the mentoring and supervisory skills needed to successfully manage student placements. Our focus in 25/26: Increasing opportunities for students to learn in primary and community care settings Training and supporting health and care professionals to become educational and clinical supervisors MORE INFORMATION ON STUDENT PLACEMENTS Recruitment We are developing educators across the HMR Integrated Care System. Our focus in 2023/24: Training and supporting health and care professionals to become educational and clinical supervisors Training & Education More exciting updates to follow! Please check back soon... *Placements? We are supporting HMR Primary Care Networks (PCNs) with their succession planning. This includes collating workforce data and developing workforce planning strategies. Our focus in 2023/24: Working with primary and community care providers to create workforce investment plans for every PCN Understanding the learning and development needs of the primary and community care workforce through a Training Needs Analysis survey Establishing communities of practice (peer support networks) for different job roles Evaluating the introduction of the GP Assistant across the Midlands and establishing a second cohort of trainees Facilitating access to the apprenticeship levy which fully funds apprenticeship training costs New Roles We are supporting the rollout of the new roles within primary care that are highlighted in the Additional Roles Reimbursement Scheme (ARRS). RESOURCES FOR THE NEW ROLES Retention We are developing strategies for retaining the skills and workforce. Our focus in 2023/24: Supporting the transition from student training to independent practice, for doctors, nurses and Allied Health Professionals (AHPs) in primary and community care