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✓ Published: 02-May-2020
✓ Published: 02-May-2020
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Health Education England were producing a MOOC (massive open online course) delivering training for Level 3 Adult Safeguarding and needed dramatic video content to run through the course.We worked closely with the HEE team, distilling disparate ideas into a single treatment featuring a post-mortem investigation meeting between multidisciplinary colleagues.This approach efficiently fitted the budget, ticking off all of the learning points and creating a compelling narrative that spilled wider
Health Education England were producing a MOOC (massive open online course) delivering training for Level 3 Adult Safeguarding and needed dramatic video content to run through the course.We worked closely with the HEE team, distilling disparate ideas into a single treatment featuring a post-mortem investigation meeting between multidisciplinary colleagues.This approach efficiently fitted the budget, ticking off all of the learning points and creating a compelling narrative that spilled wider
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