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The Multi-Professional Hub (occupying the ground-floor of 179, facing the high street) is a collaborative space especially developed for student-run clinics opened to both members of the wider University community and in some instances the general public. It will also allow a broader range of community activities and commercial opportunities to be explored. The list of who is taking advantage of the space will invariably change over time but the initial ethos of the space for broad engagement across as many disciplines as possible, empowering and equipping students to practice their learnt skills will continue to be central.
This space is not an addition to any one particular School – it is not owned in that respect – but it is a College-operated space, where School-operated clinics and other activities can take place. Space needs to used efficiently and fairly, with clarity of communication a key operating principle as we move forward.
What is available to use:
There are currently three rooms available to be booked, a Clinic which has 3 clinic beds, and can accommodate a maximum of 12. A Meeting room which can accommodate up to 12. And a Consultation room that can accommodate up to 6.
There are no refreshments on site, however, Schools can arrange this for the times that they are in.
Opening hours:
Opening Hours are currently varied due to who is occupying the rooms.
Who uses the Multi-Professional Hub:
Schools that are currently using the Multi-Professional Hub include Health and Social Care, Law, and Sport and Exercise Science.
The Multi-Professional Hub is occupying the ground-floor of the 179 building, facing the high street. The entrance is located at the side of the building. You can also find us using the following methods - Postcode: LN5 7AF | What3Words: reply.navy.worm | Plus Code: 6FG5+J6 Lincoln
Using the hub for student led clinics has been a very rewarding experience, for the students and the academic team. The clinic is not just a way of students assessing and managing real people with real problems, but also the students have the opportunity for service developments as they are involved with the setting up and running of the clinic.
David Cann, Health & Social Care
University of Lincoln
Brayford Pool Campus
Lincoln
LN6 7TS