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Clinical education and supervision are available for clinicians at all stages of their career, especially early-career clinicians, those new to laryngectomy, tracheostomy, dysphagia or instrumental assessment, and clinicians working in rural, remote or sole practitioner roles. Support can include one-to-one supervision, small group or team sessions, case consultations or second opinions, one-off reviews or ongoing supervision packages. Education is also available for hospital, community and residential care teams through in-service training and tailored workshops. Sessions can be delivered online or, where appropriate, on-site within your service. Costs vary depending on preparation and session length, with a detailed quote provided after discussing individual needs.