Short film aims to reduce barriers to AAA screening attendance for men with learning disabilities
The Dorset and Wiltshire AAA Screening Service has developed a short film, available to view on YouTube, to explain the screening process.
Debbie started work for the Kent and Medway AAA Screening Programme as an administrator back in 2010. It wasn’t long before she was asked to become a screening technician and she did both roles for a short time. She became acting programme manager when the then manager was on maternity leave. When the manager chose to not return, Debbie progressed to the post permanently. She moved to the Dorset and Wiltshire AAA Screening Programme in 2016 and is thoroughly enjoying the more rural life.
The Dorset and Wiltshire AAA Screening Service has developed a short film, available to view on YouTube, to explain the screening process.
Dorset and Wiltshire AAA Screening Programme manager Debbie Munro has enjoyed assessing learners who have successfully completed the Level 3 health screener diploma.
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