Naomi Chambers Boeken

This book draws on multiple real life experiences to make a compelling case for how the NHS can organise care better around the needs of patients. -- .

By leveraging real-life experiences, the book presents a compelling argument for improving the NHS's organization of patient care. It highlights practical strategies and insights aimed at aligning healthcare services more closely with patient needs, ultimately advocating for a more responsive and effective healthcare system.

Focusing on the evolving role of nurses, the book explores the potential for nurse practitioners to serve as first-point-of-contact consultants, offering an alternative to traditional doctor visits. It analyzes various global models and proposes a tailored approach for the UK, supported by research on the implications for patients, doctors, and nurses. Practical implementation steps for Primary Care Groups are outlined, alongside the professional impact on healthcare roles. The findings highlight the growing acceptance and influence of nurse practitioners in the healthcare system.