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LRDP collaboration with Bishop Grosseteste University

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This week, LRDP met with staff and students from the MA Ed TESOL programme at Bishop Grosseteste University to talk to them about the OET test, and the invaluable work that our OET and ESOL teachers do in supporting our members to achieve GMC registration.

Dr Kay Johnson, who is the BGU’s MA TESOL programme leader, said that: ‘Guest lectures delivered by LRDP for the university have demonstrated what a valuable role LRDP play in unlocking the potential of the doctors they support. Thanks to these lectures, students from BGU’s MA and BA TESOL programmes have been able to see even more opportunities for them to apply the language and teaching knowledge and skills they develop at university when they graduate. Our students left inspired and enthused, thanks to the expertise and passion shown by LRDP staff for what they do – thank you LRDP!’

We look forward to further collaborations with BGU in the future – and very much hope that we might have inspired some future OET teachers.

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Independent review of work to date

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We are delighted to present this independent review of our work to date, which describes what we have achieved so far on our journey.

Can we thank all those who contributed to the production of this review, especially our members whose journeys to join us, continue to amaze and reward us and why we are delivering this project?

We also wanted to thank those in the population of Greater Lincolnshire who have helped us to date and ask them and more to continue to support our community-based work.

This is a description of our beginnings, there is much more to be done, including a further review of our work to detail our effectiveness and value for money and we hope to commission this in the next few years.

Vince Ion,
Chair of the Board

Click here for the full report
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OET Success

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Another double celebration for LRDP this month.
Huge congratulations to members Dr Khrebeh and Dr Alali, who have recently passed the medical English test OET, and have achieved the excellent grades required for registration with the General Medical Council.

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Plab 1 success for LRDP members

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Congratulations to two of our members who are celebrating passing the General Medical Council’s Plab 1 test today!

Eman and J will now prepare for the second part of the test – Plab 2 – after which they will be eligible for GMC registration.

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Lincolnshire Refugee Doctor Project Expanding in 2021

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Lincolnshire Refugee Doctor Project (LRDP) is expanding in Lincoln and North East Lincolnshire in 2021!

… and we need social mentors just like you to help make it a real success!

You are invited to an information event for prospective social mentors that will take place on Wednesday 31 March, 6-7pm, via Zoom.
Please register in advance (it takes literally 20 seconds!):
https://Universityofexeter.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJMqd-qhrT8uHtFZn3pbEcYsDI-RWqmXlrvd

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about how to join the meeting.

To learn more about LRDP in the meantime, visit us on Facebook and Twitter.

We look forward to meeting you!
Ben Hudson, LRDP Board Director
Ruth Ingamells, LRDP Director of Operations

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Lincolnshire Training Hub

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We are excited to share that we are now collaborating with primary care educators, the Lincolnshire Training Hub (LTH).

The partnership will complement our existing teaching programme which is based around the topics and skills required to pass the GMC’s Plab tests. For LRDP members this collaboration will deliver teaching sessions, access to LTH webinars and courses, as well as clinical placements in General Practice.

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LRDP medical support workers practising suturing, during a surgical skills session delivered by Dr Ali Syed at Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust

Our members are taking part in regular departmental training at Diana Princess of Wales Hospital as part of the medical support worker role. They are also being coached in the development of portfolios, so that all training is documented.

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Medical Support Workers

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We have worked closely with our local trusts to help facilitate a new role for LRDP members: Medical Support Worker. The role is suitable for those who are medically qualified but do not yet have GMC registration, such as refugee doctors living in the UK. Pictured is Dr Baraa Khrebeh, one of several LRDP members who is combining his role as a Medical Support Worker with his LRDP training.
For more information on the role, go to https://www.england.nhs.uk/…/medical-support-workers/
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Support for Refugee Doctors to be Evaluated

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We constantly strive to improve what we offer to members, both current and future.

Thanks to funding provided by Research England’s Strategic Priorities Fund, LRDP is collaborating with researchers from the Lincolnshire Open Research and Innovation Centre (LORIC) at Bishop Grosseteste University, to evaluate the success and impact of our first year in operation. The project will focus on the impact that LRDP has had, not only on its participating doctors, but also on local NHS services, and will be completed by April 2021.

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Syrian Public Health Network (SPHN) Event

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During 2020 we were asked if one of our Syrian members would be willing to take part in a video that Cambridge University had been commissioned to produce for the Syrian public Health Network, its aim was to demonstrate how health care professionals where being supported in different countries in Europe. One of our members was willing to take part in the video and describe his involvement with the Lincolnshire Refugee doctor project.

I was therefore delighted to be asked to introduce this video at one of the SPHN YouTube events.
You can watch an excerpt below. There is also a link to the full video.

Vince Ion,
Chair of the Board

See the full video HERE

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