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NVQs. Reliable indicators of competence?

Authors: Helen, Behrens;

NVQs. Reliable indicators of competence?

Abstract

Most care professionals acknowledge that training for healthcare workers should improve standards of care for clients. The current emphasis is on NVQs. Manthorpe ( 2002 ) identifies training as an important component of preventing abuse within the care setting, stressing the value of using materials linked to S/NVQ in Care for the unit Z1, titled 'Contribute to the protection of individuals from abuse'.

Keywords

Education, Nursing, Continuing, Geriatric Nursing, Nursing Audit, Humans, Reproducibility of Results, Clinical Competence, Elder Abuse, United Kingdom, Aged, Quality of Health Care

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