What is a training practice?

A training practice is a medical practice that is accredited to provide training for Doctors, Nurses and other healthcare professionals. This involves offering placements and practical experience for those in training, including medical students, junir doctors and nursing students. Our satus as a training practice means we meet stringent standards set by the educational bodies and professional organisations.

What are the benefits to our patients?

Being a training practice brings numerous benefits to our patients these are:

• Enhanced Care; Trainees bring fresh perspectives, up to date knowledge and keen enthusiasm to our practice. This often translates to innovative approches to patient care.

• Comprehensive Team; Our healthcare team includes experienced doctors and nurses who oversea and mentor trainees, ensuring high quality care.

• Continuous Improvement; Our commitment to education keeps our practice at the forefront of medical advancements, benefiting all our patients.

What traning plans do we offer?

Here are some training plans that we host at Abbottswood:

• General Practice Trainees - Doctors who are training to become a GP spend part of their education with us, gaining hands-on experence in parimary care.
• Medical Students - We collaborate with Warwick Medical School to provide placements for students, giving them an oppertunity to learn in a real-world clinical enviroment.
• Continuing Education - We also offer oppertunities for continuous professional development for our staff, ensuring that everyone at Abbottwood is up to date wirth the latest in medical practice.

 Our Commitment to Quality

The training programmes we provide are designed to ensure that all our trainees are well prepared to deliver high standards of care. Our trainers are well experienced professioanls who are dedicated to mentoring and teaching. We regularly review and update our training protocols to maintain our high standards of quality.