The configurations and impact of different skill-mix involving non-medical practitioners in emergency and urgent care hospital-based settings (SkillMix-ED)

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Mary Halter, Vari Drennan, Francesca Taylor, Heather Gage, Jonathan Gabe, Catriona Brice, Heather Jarman and Chao Wang

Kingston University

2025

Abstract

FOS: Health sciences

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Title: The configurations and impact of different skill-mix involving non-medical practitioners in emergency and urgent care hospital-based settings (SkillMix-ED)
Creators: Mary Halter - Kingston University
Vari Drennan - Kingston University
Francesca Taylor - Kingston University
Heather Gage - University of Surrey
Jonathan Gabe - Royal Holloway University of London
Catriona Brice - Kingston University
Heather Jarman - St George’s University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Chao Wang - Kingston University
Publisher: Kingston University
Publication Date: 2025
Grant note: HS&DR Project: NIHR131356 - Implementation of the non-medical practitioner workforce into the urgent and emergency care system skill-mix in England: a mixed methods study of configurations and impact - NIHR131356 / National Institute for Health and Care Research (https://doi.org/10.13039/501100000272)
Identifiers: 991115554002346
Academic Unit: School of Biosciences
Language: English
Resource Type: Report