Are you passionate about the right to healthcare? Do you want to improve practice in your workplace?
Peer-to-Peer training modules are designed to be delivered by NHS healthcare professionals and medical students, and aim to empower them to improve their colleagues’ understanding of migrant rights to healthcare in England. They should be delivered at trainers’ workplaces or universities.
The training pack consists of 1-1.5 hour modules, with slides tailored to primary care, secondary care or general audiences. All the information is based on the Doctors of the World UK’s knowledge and experience of supporting patients at our London clinics.
All slides and resources are the intellectual property of Doctors of the World UK and shouldn’t be shared or used without acknowledgement or in a manner that is not in accordance with the Guidelines for peer-to-peer trainers.
Training slides
Overview module
Covers both primary and secondary care, providing an overview for general health audiences.
Primary Care module
Focuses on entitlements and barriers in Primary Care, and Safe Surgeries guidance.
Secondary Care module
Focuses on entitlements and barriers in secondary care.
Information for trainers
Overview and guidelines for trainers
Explains what the peer-to-peer training is all about and our expectations of trainers.
Peer-to-Peer Training Guide
Offers additional background information for trainers (should be read alongside the slides).
Evaluation
If you deliver a Peer-to-Peer training session, please complete this form to let us know and provide your feedback on the Peer-to-Peer training resource. Please also share this survey with participants of the training.
Training materials updated October 2022.
For more information about Safe Surgeries training, email us.
