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Share your views on EDI Framework ?25 as a thank you

By Stacey Towle
June 7, 2021 in Request a Tradesperson

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Stacey Towle

Posted June 7, 2021

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Posted June 7, 2021

Are you available tomorrow for a focus group?

To be an effective regulator, General Osteopathic Council believe that recognising diverse perspectives is critical.

To help embed EDI into their work they have produced a draft Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Framework for 2021-24 and would like to hear your views on their proposed approach.

General Osteopathic Council are hosting two online focus groups with patients and members of the public to seek feedback on their draft framework.

Both of the focus groups will take place on Tuesday 8 June, there are two time slots available for the focus group attendance: 2pm-3.15pm and 6pm-7.15pm (please indicate which time slot you would prefer to attend).

If you would like to provide feedback on a 1-2-1 basis, they can set up a time to call you and conduct a short interview over the telephone.

They are offering ?25 as a thank you for taking part in the focus group or telephone interview.

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If you would like to participate in an online focus group or would like to schedule a telephone interview please email: Stacey Towle [email protected]

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