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Published on: April 7, 2023
Multiprofessional education: improving care for acutely ill children
Caroline Mearns1, Jean Wilson, Mary Buchanan
1NHS Education for Scotland, Edinburgh. caroline.mearns@nes.scot.nhs.uk
Abstract:
A three-year programme was established for practitioners who work with acutely ill and injured children and young people. Courses were held in urban and rural areas of Scotland and more than 2,000 NHS staff, including nurses, paramedics, doctors and allied health professionals, took part. Three-day training comprised clinical skills updates, scenario-based teaching and observed structural clinical examinations. As a result, NHS Scotland says care delivery to children, young people and their families has improved in community and hospital environments.
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