Policy

The Council’s policy work is focused on specific areas including research, regulation, sector sustainability, innovation and pedagogy, and equality, diversity and inclusion.

The Council also works on sustainable funding, public affairs and data.

CoDHcast – Professor Priscilla Harries on Covid 19-related research and its impact

10 Jun 2020 in CoDHcast, Covid-19, Research

Professor Priscilla Harries, Associate Dean Research & Business Innovation and Director for the Centre for Applied Health and Social Care Research, speaks to Dorothea Baltruks about Kingston and St George’s ... Read More »

Student wellbeing case studies

22 May 2020 in Equality, Diversity and Inclusion

The mental wellbeing of healthcare students has become an issue of growing concern for universities and practice partners in recent years. The higher education sector has seen a rise in reported mental ill-health in t... Read More »

Joint statement on how we will support and enable the student allied health professional workforce to respond to the Covid-19 outbreak

3 Apr 2020 in Covid-19

A joint statement signed by the HCPC, the Chief Allied Health Professions Officers of the four nations, and the Council of Deans of Health has been published that outlines how allied health professions students will b... Read More »

Position paper: Improving clinical academic careers for nurses, midwives and allied health professionals

30 Mar 2020 in Policy, Reports & Briefings, Research

This position paper clearly sets out the key issues that the Council of Deans of Health considers to be essential in taking affirmative action to advance clinical academic careers for nurses, midwives and allied healt... Read More »

CoDHcast – Research podcast with Professor Brendan McCormack and Professor Hugh McKenna

20 Feb 2020 in CoDHcast, Research

This new CoDHcast was recorded this week at our Research Strategy Conference. Professor Brendan McCormack talks to Professor Hugh McKenna about the current stage of the REF 2021 process, his advice on maximising the e... Read More »