Developing AHP Capability in Urgent, Emergency and Crisis Care
TE Tracks is a workforce development initiative focused on supporting Allied Health Professionals (AHPs) and the wider teams they work within to develop their confidence, capability and contribution across the urgent, emergency and crisis care pathway.
Our approach combines practical, hands-on learning with enhanced practice development, tailored to individual learners, workforce needs and the priorities of local health and care systems. We aim to empower clinicians to develop their practice and contribute to shaping the services in which they work.
CPD Courses
We offer practical, hands-on, face-to-face CPD courses focused on enhanced clinical assessment, clinical reasoning, decision-making and treatment for acute presentations that affect function and independence.
Courses are available through scheduled programmes, with opportunities for bespoke, on-demand delivery to meet local workforce development needs.
Enhanced Practice Develoment Programs
We offer structured development programmes linked to defined capabilities across the clinical, education, leadership and research pillars of practice.
Our approach supports AHPs to identify development needs, build their knowledge and skills, and strengthen their contribution to urgent, emergency and crisis care.
Collaborative Workforce Development
We create opportunities for clinicians and teams to learn together, share expertise and develop their collective capabilities through facilitated coaching, learning groups and collaborative development workshops.
By bringing people together across professional and organisational boundaries, we aim to empower the workforce to identify opportunities, shape services and develop new approaches that respond to local population health needs.
Meet the Team
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Thomas Edwards
DIRECTOR
Thomas has over 25 years experience working in emergency, urgent and acute care. Thomas is an Occupational Therapist, Adult Educator and Advanced Clinical Practitioner.
Thomas continues to work within his NHS role as a Clinical Lead Therapist for ED & Acute Medicine alongside his involvement in TE Tracks. He is also actively involved in a number of specialist interest groups including NHS supported community of practices, Royal College of Occupational Therapists communities, and as a member of the Society for Acute Medicine.
