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A general practice HCA

British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, 2008
I have worked in the healthcare environment since leaving school, I started off in the local hospital as a clerical officer in the medical records department and as the years went on I worked in many other hospital departments within the hospital setting,
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HCAs in general practice

Practice Nursing, 1998
Skill mix agendas within the general practice environment are high on the clinical and financial priorities is primary care. This article describes how the introduction of health care assistants into general practices offers a way forward for the development of the clinical role of practice nurses and the more effective use of resources.
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TQM at HCA.

Health systems review, 1992
HCA is a pioneer in the continuing quality movement. Its chairman/CEO/president tells why, and the specifics of the company's own brand of TQM.
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HCAs: what is the problem?

British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, 2010
Skills for Health are at the forefront of workforce development and competence-based workforce transformation. Our approach has been developed with employers in the NHS, independent and third sectors. The methodology has been proven to be effective in projects across the UK since 2002, from large-scale service transformation to incremental team ...
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Make time for HCAs

British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, 2008
Recently I took myself off to the Alps to continue my annual ritual of taking my life in my hands while making my way at speed down the side of a steep mountain on what feel like a pair of giant tongue depressors. It was a chalet holiday so it meant that I shared with some people I had never met before.
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The 'year of the HCA'.

Nursing management (Harrow, London, England : 1994)
Around this time last year, there were said to be about 40,000 managers in the NHS, and questions were asked in the media about what they all did. More recently, managers at several NHS trusts have been blamed for losing patient records.
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Are HCAs the new nurses?

Nursing Standard, 2006
There has long been a view of future healthcare provision in which an army of unqualified healthcare assistants (HCAs) carries out all the hands-on 'menial' nursing care while a much smaller number of highly skilled qualified nurses occupies parts of the higher ground currently held by doctors. A nightmare scenario for some; utopia for others.
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HCAs: A uniform workforce

British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, 2010
Winter is here, and I am seriously getting into it. Plans for Christmas are being made and scarves are being worn. Yes, you have guessed it. I am one of those crazy people who loves the Winter.
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Putting HCAs on the map.

Nursing standard (Royal College of Nursing (Great Britain) : 1987), 2016
The European Union is required to ensure human health is protected through its policies. The brief was to establish a pilot network and database of nurse educators and regulators to improve the qualifications of healthcare assistants (HCAs), with a particular emphasis on cross-border mobility.
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