Leading the way : the role and value of nurses in general practice in England.
by Clifford, Jim; Barnes, Katie; Arora, Roshni; Raouf, Sami.Sonnet Advisory & Impact.
Publisher: Sonnet Advisory & Impact, London : 2021.Description: 93p.General Note: Sonnet Advisory and Impact is a Community Interest Company, delivering consultancy and advisory services in partnership with Sheffield Hallam University’s Centre for Social and Economic Research (CRESR)..Summary: This report is the result of nine months of exploration into the reality of the work of GPNs (general practice nurses). It explains, for the first time, what it is about GPNs that make them so valuable, such a key part of general practice today, and a vital component in the planned development of the NHS. The research shows how GPNs are leading the way towards the future of primary practice as they work alongside GPs, physiotherapists, pharmacists, phlebotomists and other healthcare professionals, all of whom are experts leading care in their field, supporting their patients, and supporting each other in multi-disciplinary teams..Subject(s): general practice | general practice nurses | professional role | value | frameworks | workforce | EnglandDigital copyAvailability: Online access List(s) this item appears in: NHS workforce in England [September 2023]
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Sonnet Advisory and Impact is a Community Interest Company, delivering consultancy and advisory services in partnership with Sheffield Hallam University’s Centre for Social and Economic Research (CRESR).
This report is the result of nine months of exploration into the reality of the work of GPNs (general practice nurses). It explains, for the first time, what it is about GPNs that make them so valuable, such a key part of general practice today, and a vital component in the planned development of the NHS. The research shows how GPNs are leading the way towards the future of primary practice as they work alongside GPs, physiotherapists, pharmacists, phlebotomists and other healthcare professionals, all of whom are experts leading care in their field, supporting their patients, and supporting each other in multi-disciplinary teams.
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