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Patients as Educators through The University of Sheffield

Wednesday July 15, 2026

The University of Sheffield have a programme internationally recognised as the largest of its kind, with more than 800 patients, simulated patients and volunteers involved in the training of undergraduate and postgraduate healthcare professionals.

Please see the link for more information https://sheffield.ac.uk/smph/patients-educators

Patients help with teaching in a number of ways, including:

History taking sessions

– During these sessions, patients speak to students about their condition and their experiences. This could include their journey through the health service and how their illness has affected them physically, socially and emotionally.
Basic physical examination

– Here students undertake a simple, physical examination based on the patient’s condition whilst under the full supervision of a clinical tutor.
Clinical assessment

– Patients also help whilst students are taking their exams. These exams can include a mixture of physical examinations and history taking.
Prospective student interviews

– Patients contribute to the interview process for admissions to the Medical School.
Home-based history taking sessions

– Patients can receive home visits from BSc and Community Attachment Scheme students.
Ward simulation scenarios

– Patients take part in the Ward Intensive Simulated Experience which helps to prepare final-year students to become junior doctors.

Travel expenses are reimbursed and refreshments are provided.

If you are interested in joining the Patients as Educators Programme, or would like to contact a member of the Patients as Educators team, please call on 0114 222 6136 or email pae@sheffield.ac.uk.

About fit notes

Tuesday June 30, 2026

Some useful information for DDLMC regarding fit notes.

Please do not contact us for a fit note if your specialist or private doctor has issued your initial FIT note.