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Skills & Knowledge for FLS Novice to Expert Debbie Stone Service Development Manager & Specialist Nurse FLS Champions Network March 2017

Skills & knowledge for FLS – novice to expert - Debbie Stone

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Skills & Knowledge for FLS

Novice to Expert

Debbie StoneService Development Manager

& Specialist Nurse

FLS Champions Network March 2017

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This session is specific to working in FLS

It will examine Skills & Knowledge:

- for your continuing development (whether new to FLS or experienced)

- that support patient care

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The focus will be on:

• Qualifications & Experience• Learning needs (including education & training)• Competency & Development • Resources to meet needs

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Q1. Do you work in a FLS? (Electronic vote)

1. Yes

2. No

3. No but would like to

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Q2. If working in a FLS - what profession are you? (Electronic vote)

1. Falls practitioner2. Nurse3. Occupational Therapist4. Other5. Pharmacist6. Physiotherapist

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Q3. How many year’s post registration experience was required for you to take up your current post? (Electronic vote)

1. 0 - 2 years 2. 3 - 4 years3. 5 - 10 years4. 10 years plus

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Q4. If working in FLS - in addition to your professional registration, what was the essential/desired educational qualification required for you to take up the post? (Electronic vote)

1. Nil additional2. Diploma3. Degree4. Post Grad Certificate5. Master’s Degree6. Other

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What do new FLS staff need to know?

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How donew FLS staff develop sufficient knowledge of osteoporosis and secondary fracture prevention?

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Specific needs of new FLS staff may be met through:

• Induction programme

• Training (in house/external) • New skills taught

• Libraries/journals

• Preceptorship

• University courses

• Online courses

• Study Days

• Networks

• NOS resources

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• Practical information

• Practical education

• Practical clinical guidance (including national standards)

The NOS strives to provide UK wide FLS resources for Novices to Experts:

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Current NOS resources include: • Knowledge sharing by NOS staff• Professional membership of Charity• NOS publications • Bone Densitometry Course• Local & national events (e.g. Conference,

AHP meetings, Study Days, Workshops)• Our new website• NOS Helpline (Specialist Nurses)• Clinical Networks Plus ……

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Provides core standards:identificationinvestigationinformationintervention &integration with primary care

Clinical Standards for FLS

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Online training

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Just published! Now available!

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As FLS staff become more experienced, what do they require for their development? What does an expert FLS practitioner look like?

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Q/A Session: What else do you need to

develop your role?