- 07 September 2021
- 5 min read
Practice Nurses Should Be Paid The Same As NHS Nurses And Given A 3% Pay Rise
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A Practice Nurse we spoke with (who wishes to remain anonymous), feels she should be paid the same as the 300,000 NHS nurses. Here's what she had to say...
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What A Practice Nurse Thinks They Should Be Paid
Introduction
Practice nurses remain an integral part of General Practice.
They make up a large percentage of the GP's work force delivering individualised patient care.
Practice Nurse care has evolved over the last 10 years, the core skills development in areas of chronic disease has been profound.
They are often at the forefront of long-term condition management from diagnosing, treatment and follow ups and remain largely autonomous as they assess and treat.
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