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Victoria Joffe

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Speech/Language Therapist & Audiologist, Professor of Speech/Lang Therapy, Dean of Integrated Health & Care Partnerships @Uni_of_Essex. Co-editor, @CLTTJournal
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‘The NHS workforce plan is a good start - but a lot of detail is missing’

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By Victoria Joffe
| NursingNotes Verified
While the plan is certainly a positive step, it is only the first step in a longer trajectory. A long-term workforce plan for the NHS – which the UK government promised four and a half years ago – has finally been unveiled. Its arrival, days before the NHS turns 75, is welcomed. The ambitious plan sets out a 15-year strategy to address the increasing demand for healthcare and decreasing supply of healthcare professionals in England.
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The NHS workforce plan is a good start - but a lot of detail is missing Original

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By Victoria Joffe
| The Conversation Verified
A long-term workforce plan for the NHS – which the UK government promised four and a half years ago – has finally been unveiled. Its arrival, days before the NHS turns 75, is welcomed. The ambitious plan sets out a 15-year strategy to address the increasing demand for healthcare and decreasing supply of healthcare professionals in England. An investment of more than £2.4 billion has been agreed to fund a 27% increase in training places by 2028-29.
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Evaluating ‘Enhancing Pragmatic Language skills for Young children with Social communication impairments’ (E-PLAYS): a feasibility cluster-randomised controlled trial

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By Suzanne Murphy, Victoria Joffe, Louisa Donald, Jessica Radley
| Biomed Central (BMC)
Suzanne Murphy ORCID: orcid.org/0000-0001-9246-77561, Victoria Joffe2, Louisa Donald1, Jessica Radley3, Sailaa Sunthararajah4, Charlie Welch5, Kerry Bell5, David Messer6, Sarah Crafter7, Caroline Fairhurst5, Belen Corbacho5, Sara Rodgers5 & David Torgerson5 Pilot and Feasibility Studies volume 7, Article number: 5 (2021) Cite this article 1037 Accesses 16 Altmetric Metrics details Abstract Background This article reports the results from a feasibility study of an intervention (‘E-PLAYS’)...
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