Workforce Transformation in Primary Care

Primary Care UK: Let's Learn Together

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IN THIS EPISODE: Where did all these new roles come from?
We take head-on what could arguably be described as the biggest change in Primary Care for a long time - the transformation of the workforce. Well embedded GPs and nurses know it, and the newcomers know it. But what does this mean? Why is it happening? How do we get it right? Here is an opportunity to listen to the perspective of different professional groups, as below...

SPECIAL THANKS to our guest speakers:

• Dr Rachel Roberts, Primary Care Dean, London, and Clinical Director of Primary Care Workforce, NHSE London region
• Paul Jeffrey, Strategic Lead, General Practice Nursing, NHS Cornwall and Isles of Scilly Integrated Care Board, Cornwall training hub. Queens Nurse.
• Irina Varlan, Specialist Interface Pharmacist for NHS Nottingham and Nottinghamshire ICB.
• Andrew Preece, Advanced Paramedic Practitioner (Urgent care) Clinical Supervisor.
• Chaima Hale, NHSE Physician Associate Ambassador for North Central London.

USEFUL LINKS:

• Attached is the Retaining GPNs leaflet and the link to Allison Leary Lecture below that I mentioned: https://bit.ly/3TGBCpp
• https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL0iI-soGFKUVOV4zIyw4t8uaRjckDo0Z5

SEASON 2 is supported by funding and back-office support from Integrated Care Support Services. ICSS supports practices/ ICBs with Projects & back-office support. (www.integratedcaresupport.com)

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Chapitres

1. Introductions & overview (00:00:00)

2. A bit of background (00:09:46)

3. Challenges and hopes... (00:12:24)

4. A Clinical Pharmacist's view (00:12:34)

5. A Physician Associate's view (00:15:11)

6. A Paramedic's view (00:19:41)

7. A Practice Nurse's view (00:23:41)

8. Working effectively with the patient (00:28:20)

9. How the roles fit in with that of the GP (00:32:05)

10. Pharmacist (00:32:18)

11. Physician Associate (00:33:50)

12. Paramedic (00:38:22)

13. Nurse role (00:40:28)

14. Final comments (00:44:42)

15. Disclaimer (00:47:43)