Writer in Residence
The Somerset Clinical School is delighted to be supporting a writer in residence, one day a week. This is funded by the Royal Literary Fund
Caroline Sanderson
Caroline offers
1 and 2 hour workshops:
Presented either online or in-person, sample topics include Boost Your Writing Confidence, Effective Email, Writing for Publication, Report Writing, Responding to Complaints and 7 Golden Rules for Masters Writing. Caroline is also happy to devise bespoke workshops to meet particular team or cohort needs.
One-to-one online writing tutorials:
Free, confidential and available to all staff, these 45 minute online sessions provide individual, tailored support with any kind of writing assignment.
For more information please email: caroline.sanderson@rlfeducation.org.uk
Testimonials from SFT staff
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@“I found the workshop helpful to start honing my thoughts ahead of tackling my ePortfolio”
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@“Very well presented, brilliant breakdown of storytelling in workplace writing”
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@“The session was very supportive in helping me think about the language I use when I respond to complaints”
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@“Relaxed in approach which helped me to feel confident in participating”
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@“Caroline was really engaging and she really helped bring the theory of following a method into reality”
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@“This session has given me the understanding to be able to write in a structured and organised manner”
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@“I surprised myself with what I was able to achieve following your advice”
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@“Many thanks for your one-to-one help my leadership essay which I have now passed successful. I’m not sure I could have achieved this without your guidance”
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@“Caroline was a lovely and supportive teacher”
South West Clinical Schools
The South West Clinical Schools are a collaboration between the University of Plymouth and the NHS, working with nurses, midwives, and allied health professionals at all stages of their clinical and academic development.
Our work with local health services has identified the urgent need to capture improvements in patient and family outcomes, as well as ensure that existing evidence is used to best develop the research led by non-medical health professionals. To meet these needs, we have invested in clinical schools, which are professorial-led centres, in five of our local NHS trusts. The main focus for the clinical schools is to encourage health professionals to look at their practice, challenge current thinking, try out new ideas and work out ways to measure what they're doing.
Find out more about the South West Clinical Schools.
