In addition to the promotion of work-based learning this project supported a small-scale research study to identify factors for success in work-based learning. We consider the research aspects of the project to be fundamental to the development of work-based learning.


Pioneering new roles in healthcare: Nursing Associate students’ experiences of work-based learning in the United Kingdom

This paper reports on a qualitative longitudinal study which explored the experiences of work-based learners enrolled at a university in London.

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Developing and Sustaining a Community of Practice through Twitter for Work-Based Learning

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In addition to the promotion of work-based learning this project supported a small-scale research study to identify factors for success in work-based learning. We consider the research aspects of the project to be fundamental to the development of work-based learning.

This editorial discusses twitter chats from our project.

Everywhere and nowhere: Work-based learning in healthcare education

In addition to the promotion of work-based learning this project supported a small-scale research study to identify factors for success in work-based learning. We consider the research aspects of the project to be fundamental to the development of work-based learning.

This article reports on the views and experiences of managers, supervisors and learners across London involved in work-based learning in healthcare.

This article has been accepted and published online by Nurse Education in Practice.

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