This research study looks at how resources can be produced to assist managers making decisions about developing the role of the Assistant Practitioner(AP). It investigates evaluations of the AP role to date and considers how an impact evaluation tool can be produced to inform practice. The tool looks at how a mixed methods approach can be utilised to create evidence that is both qualitative and quantitative in nature. The aims of the study are to provide managers with evidence based resources that can inform their decision making when contemplating the training and development of non-registered staff into the role of AP and develop a tool that will evaluate the impact of the AP role within a service area. The study examines the stages taken...
This article outlines the development of the assistant practitioner role within a primary care setti...
The NHS Modernisation Agenda, alongside workforce shortages in health-care professions, has led to ...
Background. Assistant practitioners have knowledge and skills beyond the level of traditional suppor...
This research study looks at how resources can be produced to assist managers making decisions about...
Skills for Health (SfH) commissioned research to examine the use of Assistant Practitioners in the N...
This article documents the findings of a stakeholder consultation to explore the perceptions of seni...
Aim: To examine the views of assistant practitioners and trainee assistant practitioners regarding e...
Aim: To examine the views of assistant practitioners and trainee assistant practitioners regarding e...
Internationally, the health workforce has undergone rapid transformation to help meet growing staffi...
Internationally, the health workforce has undergone rapid transformation to help meet growing staffi...
Introduction: In 2000, the NHS Plan set out the government's plans for investment and reform across ...
A mixed methods study was undertaken to investigate the role of Assistant Practitioners (APs) in rad...
This article describes the outcomes of an evaluation of the impact of introducing Assistant Practiti...
A mixed methods study conducted over three phases (Phase I - scoping exercise, Phase II - questionna...
Objectives To understand the challenges and opportunities associated with the introduction of assist...
This article outlines the development of the assistant practitioner role within a primary care setti...
The NHS Modernisation Agenda, alongside workforce shortages in health-care professions, has led to ...
Background. Assistant practitioners have knowledge and skills beyond the level of traditional suppor...
This research study looks at how resources can be produced to assist managers making decisions about...
Skills for Health (SfH) commissioned research to examine the use of Assistant Practitioners in the N...
This article documents the findings of a stakeholder consultation to explore the perceptions of seni...
Aim: To examine the views of assistant practitioners and trainee assistant practitioners regarding e...
Aim: To examine the views of assistant practitioners and trainee assistant practitioners regarding e...
Internationally, the health workforce has undergone rapid transformation to help meet growing staffi...
Internationally, the health workforce has undergone rapid transformation to help meet growing staffi...
Introduction: In 2000, the NHS Plan set out the government's plans for investment and reform across ...
A mixed methods study was undertaken to investigate the role of Assistant Practitioners (APs) in rad...
This article describes the outcomes of an evaluation of the impact of introducing Assistant Practiti...
A mixed methods study conducted over three phases (Phase I - scoping exercise, Phase II - questionna...
Objectives To understand the challenges and opportunities associated with the introduction of assist...
This article outlines the development of the assistant practitioner role within a primary care setti...
The NHS Modernisation Agenda, alongside workforce shortages in health-care professions, has led to ...
Background. Assistant practitioners have knowledge and skills beyond the level of traditional suppor...