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"Free" nursing - the great divide | Author(s) | Gillian Dalley |
Corporate Author | Centre for Policy on Ageing - CPA |
Journal title | Care in Practice, Winter/Spring 2002 |
Pages | p 10 |
Keywords | Residents [care homes] ; Nursing homes ; Finance [care]. |
Annotation | This article considers the practical implications of the Department of Health's recent plans to introduce free nursing care in care homes, but especially private care homes. The extent that real change will occur, and especially reductions in payments for such care paid by those affected, is open to question. In particular, the restriction on what constitutes nursing care, i.e. that given by a registered nurse which will exclude the work of care assistants, will probably help minimise such reductions, yet the workload to administer the new funding arrangements will increase significantly. (KJ/RH). |
Accession Number | CPA-020618201 A |
Classmark | KX: LHB: QC * |
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