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Changing the course of IfATE: healthier higher and degree apprenticeships for regulated healthcare professionals
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Higher Education, Skills and Work-based Learning (2020) 10 (5): 799–813.
Published: 22 July 2020
...-regulated professions. Findings Once created, a bureaucracy tends to look for ways to control discourse, to sustain itself and to extend its reach. In doing so, fault lines may be exposed which undermine the position of that bureaucracy, but it will continue to control discourses to maintain power over...
