Experiential Learning

Experiential Learning

Learning is not limited to the formal, classroom, setting. There are opportunities to learn as we go about our daily routine and our College Tutors have assisted us in putting together a schedule of Experiential Learning Opportunities for each of their specialty areas. Please bear in mind that it may be necessary to contact clinical teams in advance to ensure they have capacity for you to attend particular clinics on any given day/time, but many others will become a part of your daily routine:

What Our Library Users Are Saying...

"Apprentices now have greater access to resources, not only at College or University but in the workplace. The benefits are not solely logistical; the resources and services available to them via the Library & Knowledge Service are current, relevant and varied."

"The library provided me with the evidence base to support a service development of developing a early discharge detox policy. This has improved patient clinical outcomes. This also reduces length of stay and re-attendance at A&E."

"Literature searches carried out by the library staff assisted in the development of a new education program for unregistered staff in response to the Francis report."

"The library carried out a literature search and provided my team with a wealth of relevant information from a variety of different sources that we were able to use within our poster presentation."

"The information I receive has a positive impact in my role as a Non-Executive Director. Over the past year in post I have found the library alerting service to be an invaluable resource it is a great way to be kept informed via the on-line platform that I can access at times to suit."

Experiential Learning​

What Our Library Users Are Saying...

Experiential Learning