The teaching clinic has added sessions to its weekly timetable, increasing the number of available community appointments and giving final-year students more supervised clinical hours.
All treatments in the clinic are carried out by students under the direct supervision of a qualified practitioner. Every patient is assessed by the supervisor before treatment begins, and appointments are longer than in a typical private clinic because teaching is part of what happens in the room.
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