The factors that affect HCA routes into nurse training

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The progression for Health Care Assistants (HCA) into nurse training is studied by comparing the views of strategic health authorities and workforce development directorates with the Department of Health's figures on HCA progression. It is concluded that inconsistent practice exists across England in defining the role of the HCAs and ways are recommended to support HCAs to give more opportunities for HCA advancement.

Personnel administration, Training

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'Government must put its money where its targets are - and commit to nurse training'

Article Abstract:

There is a major fall in qualified nurses and this can be amounted to limited post-registering training and poor funding for the same. Suggestions have been made for tightening the standards of pre-registration nursing education and training.

Product standards, safety, & recalls, Government expenditures, Standards, Education, Government finance, Education policy, Viewpoint essay, Nursing education

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The nurse role in implementing the national sexual health strategy

Article Abstract:

Nurses are an important part of the British Department of Health's new strategy to improve sexual health in the United Kingdom. Efforts in the prevention of sexual transmitted diseases, HIV infection and unwanted pregnancies are planned.

Sexually transmitted diseases, Prevention, HIV infection, HIV infections, Sexually transmitted disease prevention, Hygiene, Sexual, Sexual hygiene, Pregnancy, Unwanted, Unwanted pregnancy, Domestic policy

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