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It is healthcare assistants who deliver ‘pure’ nursing

Margaret Harrison

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Abstract

I am more than a little confused. The Health and Social Care Act defines nursing care as the care provided by registered nurses. It excludes care provided by healthcare assistants under the supervision or delegation of registered nurses.

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I am more than a little confused. The Health and Social Care Act defines nursing care as the care provided by registered nurses. It excludes care provided by healthcare assistants under the supervision or delegation of registered nurses.

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I am more than a little confused. The Health and Social Care Act defines nursing care as the care provided by registered nurses. It excludes care provided by healthcare assistants under the supervision or delegation of registered nurses.

Key concepts: Nursing, Delegation, Health care, Social care, Nursing care, Medicine, Psychology, Political science

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