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Summary

England

Area of Science:

Healthcare Policy
Nursing Leadership

Background:

A new national strategy for nursing and midwifery is being developed in England.
This initiative is led by the Chief Nursing Officer (CNO) for England, Jane Cummings.

Purpose of the Study:

To outline a forward-thinking strategy for the nursing and midwifery professions in England.
To address current and future challenges within the healthcare workforce.

Main Methods:

The strategy is currently in its initial drafting phase.
Development involves the Chief Nursing Officer and her dedicated team.

Main Results:

The first draft of the new nursing and midwifery strategy is forthcoming.
Key stakeholders will be involved in shaping the final strategy.

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Conclusions:

The development of a new strategy signifies a commitment to advancing nursing and midwifery care.
This proactive approach aims to enhance patient outcomes and professional development.