The Care Certificate, launched in England in 2015, safeguards patients by ensuring all new healthcare assistants (HCAs) undertake a structured educational programme so that they can provide appropriate, safe and high standards of care in clinical settings. This article describes a service evaluation that aimed to identify the effects of the Care Certificate on HCAs' confidence and ability to identify, and initiate management of, unwell patients independently.</p
This article examines role redesign in the National Health Service (NHS), which has been central to ...
Aim(s): This study is concerned with understanding the work of non-registered nurses (health care as...
Objectives. To explore the role of HCAs in general practice and the benefits and challenges associat...
Although investment in staff development is a prerequisite for high quality and innovative care, the...
Context: In December 2014 we were commissioned by Health Education North Central and East London (HE...
The ‘Care Certificate’ was introduced in April 2015 as a new training programme that all new care wo...
Although investment in staff development is a prerequisite for high-quality and innovative care, the...
Although investment in staff development is a prerequisite for high-quality and innovative care, the...
BACKGROUND: Front line care workers play a key role in health and social care provision for older pe...
Care Certificate training was introduced in 2015 as a means of assuring fundamental skills in front ...
Elaine Argyle and Louise Thomson interviewed about the care certificate evaluation being carried out...
Background\ud Healthcare assistants (HCAs) provide care for people with dementia in acute hospital s...
There is increasing recognition of the need to ensure NHS support workers have the appropriate knowl...
Rationale Health care provision has moved towards an approach to patient care that challenges the tr...
Rationale Health care provision has moved towards an approach to patient care that challenges the tr...
This article examines role redesign in the National Health Service (NHS), which has been central to ...
Aim(s): This study is concerned with understanding the work of non-registered nurses (health care as...
Objectives. To explore the role of HCAs in general practice and the benefits and challenges associat...
Although investment in staff development is a prerequisite for high quality and innovative care, the...
Context: In December 2014 we were commissioned by Health Education North Central and East London (HE...
The ‘Care Certificate’ was introduced in April 2015 as a new training programme that all new care wo...
Although investment in staff development is a prerequisite for high-quality and innovative care, the...
Although investment in staff development is a prerequisite for high-quality and innovative care, the...
BACKGROUND: Front line care workers play a key role in health and social care provision for older pe...
Care Certificate training was introduced in 2015 as a means of assuring fundamental skills in front ...
Elaine Argyle and Louise Thomson interviewed about the care certificate evaluation being carried out...
Background\ud Healthcare assistants (HCAs) provide care for people with dementia in acute hospital s...
There is increasing recognition of the need to ensure NHS support workers have the appropriate knowl...
Rationale Health care provision has moved towards an approach to patient care that challenges the tr...
Rationale Health care provision has moved towards an approach to patient care that challenges the tr...
This article examines role redesign in the National Health Service (NHS), which has been central to ...
Aim(s): This study is concerned with understanding the work of non-registered nurses (health care as...
Objectives. To explore the role of HCAs in general practice and the benefits and challenges associat...