Educational podcasts and videos focusing on Finance.
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Alphabetical listing of all Wessex LMCs podcasts and videos
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Occupational therapists are playing an increasing role in primary care. They enable people living with a range of health problems and chronic conditions to overcome the barriers so they can participate in everyday life and improve their health and wellbeing.
To qualify for ARRS (Additional Roles Reimbursement Scheme) funding, a new to general practice nurse must work at an Agenda for Change Band 5 or equivalent level, complete specific training, and cannot have worked in any capacity for the employing PCN or its member practices in the 12 months prior to their recruitment.
Healthcare Support Workers (HCSWs) support the delivery of preventative care, health promotion, long-term condition management, and basic clinical care across a Primary Care Network (PCN). They work under the supervision of registered clinicians and form an important part of the multidisciplinary team, helping improve patient outcomes, continuity of care, and patient access to services.
The General Medical Practitioner (GP) employed through the Additional Roles Reimbursement Scheme (ARRS) provides medical services across the Primary Care Network (PCN), supporting patient access, continuity of care, and general practice capacity.
Enhanced Practice Nurses (EPNs) work across a Primary Care Network (PCN) to provide advanced, specialist nursing care that extends and enhances the core general practice offer. They manage complex patient needs, support multidisciplinary working, improve clinical outcomes, and contribute to service development, education, and leadership.
Digital and Transformation Leads help improve patient access to care by driving the adoption of new technologies and transformation initiatives that enhance service delivery and support the long-term sustainability of general practice. They work across Primary Care Networks (PCNs) to improve productivity, patient experience, and staff effectiveness.
SPLW’s play a key role in delivering social prescribing by giving people time, developing trusting relationships and providing personalised support, focusing on ‘what matters to me’ and taking a holistic approach to people’s health and wellbeing in order to connect them to appropriate community groups and services.
The Experienced General Practice Nurse (GPN) is an established primary care nursing professional who provides leadership in long-term condition management, public health, population health management, and quality improvement across a Primary Care Network (PCN). The role also includes mentoring less experienced staff and supporting integrated care delivery.