Practice Development Network
for Allied Health Professions

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The following are important links for Allied Health Professionals:

Key Links

page opens in a new windowAllied Health Professions e-CHIP Website for the e-CHIP Project

Updated by Margaret Hastings, AHP Information Development Officer

page opens in a new windowEffective Stroke Care

This is a continually updated source of current best evidence in stroke care. It provides a concise account of the evidence on the prevention and treatment of clinical conditions within stroke, helping to keep health professionals up to date with rapidly increasing volumes of high quality research.

page opens in a new windowHealth Professions Council

The Health Professions Council is an independent, UK-wide health regulator. They set standards of professional training, performance and conduct for thirteen professions.

page opens in a new windowNHS 24

NHS  24 is a 24-hour nurse-led helpline providing confidential healthcare advice and information on, what to do if you're feeling ill, health concerns for you and your family, local health services, self-help and support organisations.

page opens in a new windowNational Electronic Library for Health

The National electronic Library for Health Programme is working with NHS Libraries to develop a digital library for NHS staff, patients and the public.

page opens in a new windowPhysiotherapy Advice

Physiotherapy advice for knee pain and problems on the internet. No appointment necessary - just register, log on and fill in the knee questionnaire.
The website has been created by NHS Lothian and is available to all - worldwide.

page opens in a new windowSchool of Health & Social Care at GCU

From this site, you can access each AHP's individual site, including links to short courses and post-graduate courses.

page opens in a new windowThe NHS Scotland e-Library

The e-Library is aimed directly at Scottish NHS staff and contains a wealth of evidence and knowledge resources such as full text electronic journals, books, and databases, many of which are relevant to the Allied Health Professions.

page opens in a new windowwww.orthopaedic-podiatry.org

This new website is a focus point for the emerging discipline of "Orthopaedic Podiatry" an ESP role which is proving popular in Scotland.

page opens in a new windowNHS Scotland - Clinical Governance

This website aims to help you use clinical governance and risk management quality improvement methods in your work.

Other Guidelines Websites

page opens in a new windowDelivering for Health

page opens in a new windowSIGN Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network

page opens in a new windowGuideline links from Exeter Medical Library

page opens in a new windowNew Zealand Guidelines Group

page opens in a new windowSEEK Clinical Guidelines provides links to local and national guidelines

page opens in a new windowNeLH Guidelines National electronic Library for Health

Professional Bodies

Arts Therapists

page opens in a new windowBritish Association of Art Therapists

page opens in a new windowAssociation for Dance Movement Therapy

page opens in a new windowBritish Association of Dramatherapists

page opens in a new windowBritish Association for Music Therapy

Dietetics

page opens in a new windowThe British Dietetic Association

Occupational Therapists

page opens in a new windowBritish Association/College of Occupational Therapists 

Orthoptics

page opens in a new windowBritish and Irish Orthoptics Society

Physiotherapy

page opens in a new windowChartered Society for Physiotherapy

Podiatry

page opens in a new windowThe Society of Chiropodists and Podiatrists

Prosthetics and Orthotists

page opens in a new windowBritish Association of Prosthetists and Orthotists

Radiography

page opens in a new windowSociety of Radiographers

Speech and Language Therapy

page opens in a new windowThe Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists

Other Useful Links

page opens in a new windowAllied Health Professions in Scotland 

page opens in a new windowNHS Education for Scotland  

Click here to visit the main links page of the NHS Quality Improvement Scotland website.

Disclaimer - When accessing other websites via our website, you must understand that it is separate from the NHS QIS website, and that we have no control over or responsibility for the content or availability of other websites.