.
Read our Best Practice case studies for healthcare professionals . . .
Enabling continuous improvement
Trained staff needed to tackle the low organ donation rates in the UK.
Click here for more
Enabling continuous improvement
Staff not being able to make changes to improve services
Click here for more
Creating a multiskilled primary care workforce
Administrative staff unable to use skills causing low morale
Click here for more
Using a whole systems approach to widening participation
Lack of employment opportunities for disadvantaged communities
Click here for more
Developing clinical support staff
Lack of a career framework for unregistered staff Background: In North Tees and Hartlepool Foundation Trust, it was felt that there was a need for a career framework for unregistered staff in all clinical disciplines to enable them to develop their role more fully and to free up time for professional staff.
Click here for more













  • To READ the Employing Healthcare Professionals report on Regulation (subscribers only) click here
  • To BUY the Employing Healthcare Professionals report on Regulation for £19.95, click here
  • Subscribe to Employing Healthcare Professionals with full archive access now
    • Employing Healthcare Professionals
    Regulation

    Plans to beef up regulation could have a big impact on employers.

    Nursing and midwifery

    • Francesca Robinson reports from a conference on the future of nursing on how the NMC is overhauling regulation.

    Consultations

    • EHP summarises a consultation recently run by the Council for Healthcare Regulatory Excellence.

    Consultations

    • Another consultation, this time organised by the Department of Health, is looking at how to take forward suggestions from last year’s White Paper.

    European co-operation

    • Jeremy Davies looks at how a group of regulators is trying to ensure patient safety is maintained across Europe.

    Resources

    No of pages: 8

     

     

     

     

     

    Order form

    If you use this procedure in preference to paying on-line, you will not be able to access the book online until your payment has been cleared by the publisher.

    Please complete the following Purchaser's details:

    Name: Required

    Job title: Required

    Company name (if relevant):

    Address: Required

    Tel No: Required

    Fax No: Required

    E-mail: Required


    On receipt of this form Chamberlain Dunn Associates will issue an invoice. Your purchase will be dispatched once payment has been made.