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How changes in GPs’ ways of working have affected community nurses: a qualitative study
The British journal of general practice : the journal of the Royal College of General PractitionersBackground A growing literature examines the way two changes in primary care — the shift towards remote working and the diversification of practice teams to incorporate, for instance, physician associates and paramedics — affect patient care within the ...
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Impacts of new ways of working
Building Research & Information, 2006Richard Sennett Yale University Press, London, UK, and New Haven, CT, US, 2006; ISBN 0 300 10782 X Forget about the world becoming ‘flatter’ (in that memorable image conjured in New York Times colu...
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Nursing older people
Cathie Sammon began her general nursing career in 1983 at Chesterfield Royal Infirmary and later, in Birmingham, qualified as a mental health nurse. She worked with older adults as a community psychiatric nurse and in 1996 completed a BSc (Hons) in community mental health nursing.
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Cathie Sammon began her general nursing career in 1983 at Chesterfield Royal Infirmary and later, in Birmingham, qualified as a mental health nurse. She worked with older adults as a community psychiatric nurse and in 1996 completed a BSc (Hons) in community mental health nursing.
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Regulating new ways of working
European Labour Law Journal, 2018This contribution aims to critically reflect on the scope of labour law and the evolving discussion on new worker categories. The debate is, however, extended to the broader question of the modernisation of labour law. New forms of work have emerged in light of recent evolutions on the labour market. The rise of ‘autonomous workers’ and ‘dependent self-
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A comparison between new ways of working and Sociotechnical systems in new ways of working practices
2016For various reasons many organisations are currently introducing the new ways of working (NWW). By now, this occurs on such a large scale, that it becomes relevant to investigate whether the new way of working leads to the best way of working: are the measurements taken by NWW really resulting in pursued outcomes?
Blok, M., Meulen, F. van der, Dhondt, S.
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