
Refugee & Asylum Seeker Healthcare Professionals’ Transitions Into & Experiences of Working in the NHS |
Introduction
Thank you for agreeing to help Cambridge University Press and Assessment (a non-teaching department of Cambridge University) and Health Education England with this research project: Refugee & Asylum Seeker Healthcare Professionals’ Transitions Into & Experiences of Working in the NHS.
The research project is being conducted by:
Dr Brigita Seguis, Research and Thought Leadership, Cambridge University Press and Assessment, The Triangle, Shaftesbury Road, CB2 8EA, Cambridge, United Kingdom,
E-mail: brigita.seguis@cambridge.org
The research project is being conducted by:
Dr Brigita Seguis, Research and Thought Leadership, Cambridge University Press and Assessment, The Triangle, Shaftesbury Road, CB2 8EA, Cambridge, United Kingdom,
E-mail: brigita.seguis@cambridge.org
Ross Goldstone, Global Health Partnerships, Health Education England (HEE).
E-mail: Ross.Goldstone@hee.nhs.uk
E-mail: Ross.Goldstone@hee.nhs.uk
What is involved?
If you decide to participate in this questionnaire, you will find questions about you and your experience applying to register with NMC/GMC and working in the NHS. All of the responses collected through this survey will be anonymous and will not be shared with professional bodies, employers, government agencies etc. We will use your responses to help us understand the experiences of refugee and asylum seekers to enter and practice in the NHS.
Please read each question and answer options carefully and answer as accurately as you can. In this questionnaire, there are no right or wrong answers. Your answers should be the ones that are right for you.
You will need about 15 minutes to finish the questionnaire.
If you decide to participate in this questionnaire, you will find questions about you and your experience applying to register with NMC/GMC and working in the NHS. All of the responses collected through this survey will be anonymous and will not be shared with professional bodies, employers, government agencies etc. We will use your responses to help us understand the experiences of refugee and asylum seekers to enter and practice in the NHS.
Please read each question and answer options carefully and answer as accurately as you can. In this questionnaire, there are no right or wrong answers. Your answers should be the ones that are right for you.
You will need about 15 minutes to finish the questionnaire.
What are the risks?
Participation in this study has some risk of causing discomfort and anxiety, as some of the survey questions might be potentially triggering, and of a personal nature. If you experience any discomfort during or after the study, please feel free to utilise the resources provided below, or contact the research leads or RefuAid for further advice and support.
Refugee Therapy - therapy especially for refugees - https://refugeetherapy.org.uk/
info@refugeetherapy.org.uk
07828049099
info@refugeetherapy.org.uk
07828049099
New Roots Refugee Therapy - therapy sessions for refugees - https://www.refugeecouncil.org.uk/get-support/servis/new-roots-refugee-therapy/
London.therapeutic@refugeecouncil.org.uk
London.therapeutic@refugeecouncil.org.uk
PTSD UK - provides information on finding local support to help deal with PTSD - https://www.ptsduk.org/treatment-help/
Self Help Org - directory of local support groups all over UK - https://www.selfhelp.org.uk/directory
What data are we capturing and what will happen to the data?
The data we collect will be stored and analysed in compliance with the UK Data Protection Act (2018) and the General Data Protection Regulation and any subsequent legislation and destroyed when no longer required for the research. Without your written permission, Cambridge University Press and Assessment will not allow your data to be included in the research. No personal data will be collected in the questionnaire and any identifying information provided in questionnaire comments will be anonymised. Anonymised data will be used for research purposes and may be published or used for dissemination purposes.
You are free to withdraw from the study at any point (up until data has been anonymised). However, it will not be possible to withdraw from the study after data has been anonymised.
The data we collect will be stored and analysed in compliance with the UK Data Protection Act (2018) and the General Data Protection Regulation and any subsequent legislation and destroyed when no longer required for the research. Without your written permission, Cambridge University Press and Assessment will not allow your data to be included in the research. No personal data will be collected in the questionnaire and any identifying information provided in questionnaire comments will be anonymised. Anonymised data will be used for research purposes and may be published or used for dissemination purposes.
You are free to withdraw from the study at any point (up until data has been anonymised). However, it will not be possible to withdraw from the study after data has been anonymised.