PhD: Educational requirements of pre-registration students

What are the educational requirements of pre-registration students training within UK Integrated Care Systems to deliver fair and equitable health and social care for service users and carers in underserved communities?

•  User-centred health and social
• People as partners in planning and delivering care
• Resilient communities
• Innovation and sustainability
• Equality and diversity
• Workforce capacity

The UK continues to face a critical need in the area of health inequality, and the implementation of integrated care systems has created a new avenue for delivering comprehensive, significant, and impactful treatments to local populations. The goal of this PhD is to investigate how Integrated Care Systems can provide underprivileged people with fair and equitable care and how this affects new professionals' educational needs.

• To understand the social benefits of Integrated Care Systems
• Social justice enhances future policy and supports the advancement of caring interventions
• To promote well-being in Underserved communities
• To reduce burnout and raise job happiness, an improved understanding of the needs of the future workforce will increase professional program recruitment and retention
• To support the NHS Workforce Plan to expand training provision and the future workforce