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Susan Williams - International outlook.
1The RCN.
Nursing Management (Harrow, London, England : 1994)
|August 27, 2015
Summary
The Buurtzorg model, a nurse-led innovation from the Netherlands, is gaining recognition among UK health and social care providers. This innovative approach is being considered for adoption by UK health and social care commissioners.
Area of Science:
- Nursing Innovations
- Healthcare Management
- Social Care Models
Background:
- Nurse-led innovations are increasingly recognized beyond the nursing community.
- The Buurtzorg model represents a significant import from the Netherlands.
- UK health and social care providers and commissioners are showing interest in new models of care.
Purpose of the Study:
- To introduce and highlight the Buurtzorg model.
- To inform UK health and social care sectors about this innovative nursing-led approach.
- To assess the potential adoption and impact of the Buurtzorg model in the UK.
Main Methods:
- The abstract does not specify methods, as it introduces a model.
- Focuses on the recognition and attention the model has garnered.
- Implies observational or review-based information gathering on the model's reception.
Main Results:
- The Buurtzorg model has attracted significant attention from UK health and social care stakeholders.
- There is a growing interest in adopting nurse-led innovations within the UK.
- The model's origin in the Netherlands is noted as a point of interest.
Conclusions:
- The Buurtzorg model is a notable nurse-led innovation with potential for UK healthcare.
- International models like Buurtzorg are influencing UK health and social care strategies.
- Further exploration of the Buurtzorg model's applicability in the UK is warranted.

