Congratulations on the publication of their new book Delegation in Healthcare (published by Taylor & Francis) and edited by Lucy Stainer and Rowena Slope. In this edited collecteion their are chapter contributions by BU colleagues: Clare Shearer, Emily Brooks, Jordon Pace, Helena de Rezenda, Lucy Stainer & Rowena Slope, as well as from practice partners: Jo Cleall, and Tom Barton.
This book is designed for a range of healthcare practices, such as occupational therapy, physiotherapy, nursing, and advanced practice. It includes examples from diverse care settings and reflections on technological change. Written by a range of healthcare practitioners, it explores how to delegate within the parameters of safety and efficiency. Chapters include:
· Accountability and responsibility
· Physiotherapy and patient safety within delegation
· Enablers and barriers
· Delegation governance
· Support and supervision
· Multi-disciplinary working and delegation in the prison setting
· Delegation and advanced practice roles
· International delegation experiences
The editors are asking colleagues to consider adding the book to their unit reading.
Congratulations1
Prof. Edwin van Teijlingen
CWMH
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