The NHS is increasingly policy driven and not a week goes by without the thud of another weighty tome landing on some beleaguered chief executive's desk. The role of health policy is primarily concerned with the health and welfare of individuals or groups in society, and such policies are generated at local, national and international levels. The production of health policy is often coordinated by a panel of experts who may spend many months consulting the best evidence before committing to paper. Consequently when a policy is published, often in a blaze of media publicity, it represents the very best standards of evidence-based care attainable in contemporary health settings
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Demographic trends, population projections and emerging health problems have a direct impact on hea...
Nurses have great potential to contribute to the development of health policy through po...
Good people can fail to meet patients ’ needs when their working conditions do not provide them with...
One of the key goals for health promotion has been ‘to move health high on the political agenda’. Th...
In a country renowned for its contribution to the establishment of nursing as a profession, we are r...
Nurses at all levels of practice must create and develop strategies to promote and increase the part...
This article seeks to fill a gap in the existing nursing literature by answering the question, “Wher...
Nursing needs policy, it provides the context to our practice, roles, knowledge andframes our patien...
Safeguarding is at the heart of child care and health policy in the UK. In England, core standard 2 ...
Health policy is one of the most debated and analysed areas of social policy internationally, and en...
The NHS Clinical Governance Support Team service is scheduled to close on 31 March 2008 and, as of 1...
Nurses ’ involvement in health policy development en-sures that health care services are safe, effec...
Health Policy for Health Care Professionals is a contemporary guide to the health service, its origi...
Implication for health policy/practice/research/medical edu-cation: This editorial reminds healthcar...
A frequent observation made about nursing advocacy at the policy level is its absence—or at least it...
Demographic trends, population projections and emerging health problems have a direct impact on hea...
Nurses have great potential to contribute to the development of health policy through po...
Good people can fail to meet patients ’ needs when their working conditions do not provide them with...
One of the key goals for health promotion has been ‘to move health high on the political agenda’. Th...
In a country renowned for its contribution to the establishment of nursing as a profession, we are r...
Nurses at all levels of practice must create and develop strategies to promote and increase the part...