Nursing's role in patient choice.
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The changes in primary care help tailor services to local needs, with benefits to patients. Nurses will play a key part in managing improved access to services, especially in chronic disease management. Strategically, the nurse's role has the potential to change and expand, offering the option of becoming partners with GPs or even grouping together to form a limited company and seek contracts with the PCT. Last but not least organisational standards in the quality framework for CPD and good human resources practice should result in improving nurses' employment conditions.
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Nurses have a fundamental role in ensuring the safety of patients in their care. Judith Chamberlain-Webber outlines current policy measures aimed at removing the blame culture and encouraging the reporting of incidents and near misses without fear of reprimand, so that lessons can be learned.
Chronic disease management is being given top priority by the Government through a number of policy documents and initiatives. Judith Chamberlain-Webber describes recent changes and the opportunities they are opening up, particularly for nurses working with patients with long-term conditions.
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