Disrupting the status quo: Global majority physiotherapists experiences of the trajectory to consultant practice - A critical study

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Adonis, A., Hammond, J.A, Walumbe, J., Wright, A. and Ramdharry, G. 2022. Disrupting the status quo: Global majority physiotherapists experiences of the trajectory to consultant practice - A critical study. NHS England.
AuthorsAdonis, A., Hammond, J.A, Walumbe, J., Wright, A. and Ramdharry, G.
TypeProject report
KeywordsRacially minoritised; Global majority; Physiotherapy; Discourse analysis; Managers; Healthcare
Year2022
PublisherNHS England
Official URLhttps://www.hee.nhs.uk/sites/default/files/documents/Global%20Majority%20Physiotherapists%20experiences%20of%20the%20trajectory%20to%20Consultant%20Practice_%20HEE%2019.8.22.pdf
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