Making sure you delegate healthcare activities safely
Lucy Gillespie Registered nurse and national professional lead, Regulated professional workforce at Skills for Care
Juliet Green Head of social care practice innovation and transformation, Skills for Care
Skills for Care has produced guidance to help nurses working in social care to promote effective delegation
The landscape of social care is changing, with greater complexity and acuity, and in some cases increased healthcare interventions taking place for people being cared for in social care settings. Against this backdrop, the practice of delegating healthcare activities is becoming more widespread in the sector.
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