Do you think training NAs to do more tasks, and having less nurses
is a good idea to save money.
Yes,The nursing associate role will
offer greater flexibility to the nursing force.
-With clearly defined practice and education pathway,it will
support the profession's capability to deliver high quality
care.
-With the move to an all graduate intake for students wishing to
become RN's there are likely to be able individuals with the
potential to succeed at foundation degree level and remain in a
more senior role than a nursing aide, or progress to registration
at slower pace than the graduate programe requires.
-This new approach would serve the profession well and offer
opportunities for those unsure of their academic ability who
nevertheless wish to enter at a higher level than a health care
assistant.
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