Skill Mix in Primary Care - a bibliography.
Published 1 January 1997
Michelle Sergison, Sibbald Bs, Sharon Rose
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BMJWith nurse practitioners, who needs house officers?
91 Citations1995Sally Dowling, Sheila Barrett +1 more
The study points to the need for strategic issues--such as the development of appropriate education and the professional recognition of these new clinical roles--to be addressed at a national and regional level.
PubMedHelping practices reach primary care goals. Lessons from the literature.
66 Citations1995Elizabeth M. Yano, A Fink +3 more
PubMedHow well do nurse-run telephone consultations and consultations in the surgery agree? Experience in Swedish primary health care.
32 Citations1991Bertil Marklund, P Koritz +2 more
In most cases little or no information is missed in a telephone consultation with a nurse as compared with a surgery consultationWith a nurse or doctor, and the same history was recorded by the nurse during the telephone and surgery consultations as by the general practitioner.
BMJTeam Work Load in an English General Practice—I
19 Citations1974G N Marsh, R. A. McNay
A survey of the total care provided by a general practitioner and his paramedical team for 3,137 patients in Teesside in 1972 showed that even in this area of high morbidity and mortality the work load was very small.
BMJEvalution of Home Nurse Attachment in Bristol
10 Citations1970A. J. Rowland, P. N. Dixon +1 more
It is suggested that the benefits to patients, doctors, and nurses of attachment far outweigh the costs and that there is scope for extending the role of the attached nurse in the surgery and in home visiting.
BDJThe changing role of the dentist
8 Citations1994David Mason
The impact of post-war developments on postgraduate education, the Nuffield Inquiry of 1980 and the Dental Strategy Review Group are examined and the broader scope of the dentist and dental auxiliaries in general dental practice in the light of changes in disease patterns is described.
Journal of Community HealthRole disagreement in primary care practice
5 Citations1981Richard A. Davidson, Robert Fletcher +1 more
Disagreement on the NP's role was most often in the direction of NP feeling capable of providing more care than the M.D. felt she could provide, and various factors, such as job satisfaction, age differences between providers, and training level of the NP, were associated with the disagreement.