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Skill mix is not grade mix

Authors: J, Notter;

Skill mix is not grade mix

Abstract

Everywhere I go I hear derogatory comments about skill mix; how it will have a negative effect on the care provided by all branches of nursing. I might find this easier to accept if what was being discussed was indeed skill mix. However, on many occasions, what is under discussion is grade mix, which is a very different issue. If we look more closely at these two concepts, the differences become immediately apparent. One involves collaborative care and the other doesn't.

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Patient Care Team, Career Mobility, Humans, Clinical Competence

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influence
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