BIP! Finder - Impact of advanced autonomous non-medical practitioners in emergency care: protocol for a scoping study

2017 • Impact of advanced autonomous non-medical practitioners in emergency care: protocol for a scoping study

Authors: Mark Sujan; Hannah Howard-Franks; Garry Swann; Kirsti Soanes; Catherine Pope; Robert Crouch; Sophie Staniszewska; Elaine Maxwell; Huayi Huang; Matthew Cooke

Venue: BMJ Open

Type: Publication

Abstract: IntroductionEmergency care services are looking for new models of care delivery to deal with changing patient demographics and increased pressures. It has been suggested that advanced non-medical practitioners might be valuable for delivering such new models of care. However, it is not clear what the impact of the deployment of advanced non-medical practitioners in emergency care is. This scoping study addresses the following research question: What is known from the literature about the different types of impact of the deployment of advanced (... (read more)

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2.7341098E-9 3.1660448E-9 4 3

/ Attention: 0 21

Topics: Medical education Medical emergency

DOI: 10.1136/bmjopen-2016-014612

External links: Crossref OpenAIRE

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