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The Prostate/Urology Specialist Cancer Workforce: Provision of Specialist Therapeutic Radiographers in the Treatment and Care of Men with Prostate Cancer
Summary
This publication is a result of Prostate Cancer UK commissioning the Society and College of Radiographers to carry out a service mapping and development project in order to understand and strengthen the growing prostate site-specialist workforce. The overall aim of the project was to describe the current situation in relation to the United Kingdom prostate/urology specialist radiographer workforce and to understand the specific nature and value of these roles. The support and development needs of practitioners were to be identified in order to create an online community forum and framework for collaborative practice with associated resources, opportunities for networking and future role developments.
Contents of this document
- Forewords (767 words)
- Executive Summary (1862 words)
- 1. Introduction and Rationale (1198 words)
- 2. Project Aim (67 words)
- 3. Project Objectives (134 words)
- 4. Project Deliverables (100 words)
- 5. Role Development in Therapeutic Radiography (408 words)
- 6. Project Methodology (480 words)
- 7. Methods of data collection (842 words)
- 8. Survey Results with Commentary (1648 words)
- 9. Summary of Survey Findings (409 words)
- 10. Higher Education Provision (465 words)
- 11. Analysis and Evaluation of Qualitative Data (3373 words)
- 12. Outcomes from the Dissemination Conference (488 words)
- 13. Project Conclusions and Emerging Themes (374 words)
- 14. Project Recommendations (565 words)
- 15. Acknowledgements (112 words)
- 16. References (908 words)
- 17. Appendices (5 words)