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Our Programs - your input

There are various ways you can be involved in the Allied Health Expansion Program.

Explore the ways you can have your say and contribute to the work of the Allied Health Expansion Program. From sharing your expertise as a health professional to inform our curriculum development, to sharing your knowledge about your local community, to having a say in how allied health students might learn in your community. There are different ways you have your voice heard by UTAS.

For further information email Allied.Health.Expansion.SHS@utas.edu.au.

How can I be involved?

There are many ways you can contribute or be involved as we build the physiotherapy, occupational therapy and speech pathology program, including:

  • Curriculum content writing
  • Learning Activity Design
  • Assessment Task Design
  • Practitioner Profile / Perspective Video
  • Learning Resource Review
  • Case Study Development or review
  • ‘Life in the day of’ video series
  • ‘You can’t ask that’ video series

What areas might I be able to align my contribution?

  • Clinical perspectives
  • Evidence based projects / Initiatives / examples such as clinician lead research or service quality improvement
  • Consumer engagement activities / examples
  • Community projects
  • Leadership activities / examples (ie) clinical governance, quality and safety, delegation, supervision

Where might my contribution fit?

GENERAL

  • Quality & safety
  • Law & Ethics
  • Reflective Practice
  • Clinical Governance
  • Professionalism
  • Evidence Based Practice
  • Self-Health and Self Care
  • Interprofessional Collaboration
  • Person Centred Care

OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY

  • Mental Health OT
  • Acute Care OT
  • Rehabilitation OT
  • Hands & Burns
  • Disability OT
  • Community OT
  • Paediatric OT
  • Palliative Care
  • Model of Human Occupation (MOHO)
  • Kawa Model

SPEECH PATHOLOGY

  • Paeds O-5
  • Child, Youth, Family Care
  • Education
  • Speech & Language
    • paeds
    • adults
    • older adults
  • Swallowing
    • paeds
    • adults
    • older adults
  • Disability
  • Augmentive and assistive communication

PHYSIOTHERAPY

  • MSK PT
  • Cardiorespiratory PT
  • Neurological PT
  • Community PT
  • Aged Care PT
  • Paed’s PT
  • Women’s Health
  • Men’s Health

OTHER