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Workforce productivity and the role of consultant nurses, allied health professionals and pharmacists
By Juliette Swift, Chris Mullen, Ann Gavin-Daley, Helen Kilgannon2011-04-14T00:00:00
A study in the North West on the merits of non-medical consultant roles has produced major insight into how these position can improve workforce productivity. Consultant Chris Mullen and NHS North West colleagues Juliette Swift, Ann Gavin-Daley and Helen Kilgannon report.
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