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The changing role of
Nurses in the NHS
(Published 01 June 2004)
Of the 1.3m folk now
employed within the NHS over 400K are nurses. Nurses are literally everywhere
spread right across primary, community and secondary care. Nurses deliver the
majority of clinical care and the 'tribes' of district nurses, health visitors,
school nurses, midwifes, GP practice nurses and hospital nurses have recently
been added to with the appearance of 'modern matrons', nurse consultants and
growing numbers of clinical nurse specialists and nurses with special
interests. But the NHS Plan proposed even more new roles for nurses. [read article]
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The changing role of
Nurses in the NHS
(Published 01 June 2004)
Of the 1.3m folk now
employed within the NHS over 400K are nurses. Nurses are literally everywhere
spread right across primary, community and secondary care. Nurses deliver the
majority of clinical care and the 'tribes' of district nurses, health visitors,
school nurses, midwifes, GP practice nurses and hospital nurses have recently
been added to with the appearance of 'modern matrons', nurse consultants and
growing numbers of clinical nurse specialists and nurses with special
interests. But the NHS Plan proposed even more new roles for nurses. [read
article]
Nurses in the Pharmaceutical
Industry (Part 1)
Unravelling the Role of the Nurse Adviser
Nurse
Adviser teams have seen a rapid growth over the last 5 years, yet they remain
an area of mystery for many. This article, the first of a series of 3, aims to
start to shed some light on the role of Nurse Adviser within the pharmaceutical
industry. [read
article]
Nurses in the Pharmaceutical
Industry (Part 2)
Making the transition from the NHS
There has
always been a steady flow of nurses who have been tempted away from the NHS to
become medical representatives. In the last 5-10years, however, the number of
nurses joining our industry has dramatically increased due to the rise of the
role of Nurse Adviser. Last month’s article attempted to shed some light
on these roles. This month we take the nurse’s view to try and understand
their motivations for joining the industry and to get an insight into how they
cope with the transition into a commercial environment. [read article]
Nurses in the Pharmaceutical
Industry (Part 3)
Maximising the Nurse Adviser/Medical Sales
Representative Relationship
We have already considered in previous
articles the role of the nurse adviser and how nurses cope with the transition
from NHS into a commercial environment. This month we look at how nurse
advisers and medical representatives can get the best out of their working
relationship, without compromising ethical standards. [read article]
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