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University Disability Practitioner and Manager, NADP Senior Accredited member, NADP Director, AAPHE founder. Accidental competence standards nerd. Pronouns: she/her. Views entirely my own.
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Enid, the surprising and eccentric owner of the brilliant Sound Records in Stroud, UK, has an encyclopaedic knowledge of jazz, soul, funk, ocean fish and wool.
Show PostI will absolutely do that. The grapevine tells me he has previous
Show PostYou can talk about how it made you feel, how you feel students are at risk from this person loudly asserting ideas against Cited-PolicyTM, and that you want the university to ensure Prof Twat is going to stick to uni policy and not go off on his own wossname. If nothing else, it logs for future.
Show PostTo be fair to them, they did get the issue and boundaries and telling them they could "dear fellow doctor/nurse" letters with summary of reported issues was a happy medium cos it did make the GPs/hospitals more helpful which is increasingly not a given. Sadly any "credibility card" helps.
Show PostAt ex uni we did some work with the healthcare practitioners tutors explaining that they may be doctors/nurses etc but they are NOT the Students' Doctors/Nurses, therefore they can be helpful and write "Dear Fellow Medic" letters to a student's GP but really do need to documently bounce to GPs.
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