Linking the knowledge and skills framework to CPD

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Staff at the School of Nursing, University of Salford has linked all educational provision for qualified healthcare professionals to the NHS Knowledge and Skills Framework (KSF). The KSF comprises 30 dimensions like communication, personal and people development, health, safety and security, service improvement with an aim to help medical professional in gaining access to instant information.

Personnel administration, Human resource management, United Kingdom. National Health Service, Company personnel management, Professional development

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Opinion

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A primary care nurse expresses the need for primary care to be more acceptable with an aim to be able to meet the needs of the patients. Hence several trusts work on the policy that surgeries close one afternoon every month to facilitate learning, which is admirable from a professional and educational perspective.

Management dynamics, Practice, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Primary nursing, Primary care nursing

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Devising an e-learning package for vital signs monitoring

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An online course in monitoring vital signs is offered by Greenwich University's School of Health and Social Care. Planning efforts, include setting up assessment procedures, making the course accessible to the disabled and setting up coursework, are described.

Strategy & planning, Planning, Innovations, Curricula, Study and teaching, Nursing schools, Company business planning, Online education, Vital signs, University of Greenwich. School of Heath and Social Care

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