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    • About the West Midlands Cancer Alliance
    • Who We Are
    • Meet the Team
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Cancer Academy

ePortfolio

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  • WMCA Cancer Careers and Education programme
  • ePortfolio
  • Upcoming training
  • Additional learning resources

We've partnered with the Greater Manchester Cancer Academy to offer the ePortfolio platform to our workforce.

The ePortfolio offers a great central space to record your educational development, reflections, case study reviews, accreditations, and certificates.

Centered around the capabilities and levels of practice within the ACCEND framework, the ePortfolio offers a digital, interactive version of the framework which allows you log your learning achievements, enabling:

  • opportunity to highlight areas for development
  • support more informed, meaningful appraisal conversations
  • ability to plan and focus career progression

Even if you change roles or organisation, your ePortfolio will be able to follow and support you throughout your healthcare career.

The platform can be used as a live CV to track training and education activities, aid appraisal conversations and support the evidence required for the revalidation process of the registered workforce.

Create your account here

Please note, creating an account will take you to the Greater Manchester Cancer Academy site. Please select 'West Midlands Cancer Alliance' when creating your account. Users in the West Midlands can access all education, with the exception of face-to face-events. 

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How to use the ePortfolio

The eportfolio has developed considerably over the past year, and the GMCA team remain committed to its continued evolution. Shaped by workforce needs, user feedback and system-wide insight, they have developed a roadmap to outline the quarterly priorities and areas of emerging development, please read this to see what new developments are expected.

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Resources

Use this ACCEND Level of Practice tool to support you in identifying a suggested ACCEND level of practice. Please refer to the full framework for details and discuss your individual role with your manager.

ACCEND infographic

This infographic provides an overview of the national ACCEND framework and implementing it in practice.

Portfolio guidance and tools

The following variety of tools have been provided to support people developing a range of evidence of their capability in practice. 

Webinar

This webinar reviews the ACCEND implementation reccomendations for line managers.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the ePortfolio for?

The ePortfolio is designed to support continuous learning and development for the entire healthcare workforce, regardless of role or level of practice (from supportive to consultant practitioner). The ePortfolio is designed to be flexible, enabling individuals to tailor its use according to their level of practice, professional experience, and career aspirations.

How does it work?

When you register for your account, make sure you select the right cancer alliance from the drop down (only certain cancer alliances hold licenses). The first time you log into your ePortfolio you will be asked to select your level of practice. Please ask for support from your manager or contact our team if you’re unsure.

I’ve created an account – now what?

Your approach to using the platform will depend on your specific needs:

  • Log in as often as you’d like.
  • Use the platform to gradually document your learning and development.

We understand that healthcare professionals bring varied levels of experience, and some may already have extensive CPD and capabilities that might not be fully documented retrospectively. That’s okay - treat this as an ongoing process. Over time, your ePortfolio will grow and evolve.

Contact Us

West Midlands Cancer Alliance
23 Stephenson Street
Birmingham
B2 4BJ

rwh-tr.wmcanceralliance@nhs.net

@NHS_WMCA

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