Winners and losers in agenda for change

Article Abstract:

Employers in the UK seem unaware of the distress caused to the nursing profession by the implementation of Agenda for Change (AfC), which seems arbitrary and unfair. A consultant nurse believes that until the problems are sorted out, the country would continue to rely on overseas nurses and an aging and increasingly disillusioned workforce.

Personnel administration, Human resource management, Company personnel management

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A world-class vision of the future

Article Abstract:

Britain's health secretary Patricia Hewitt discusses her plans for the nursing profession and the National Health Service (NHS). Ms. Hewitt believes that the most important factors for the future success of the NHS are high-quality care at a good price.

Government domestic functions, Medical care, Medical care quality, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Hewitt, Patricia Hope, Health policy

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