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Nursing Associate

From Process to Practice - A most interesting journey.

Background

Established in 2014 Contracted by LCC to support all providers of ASC inside Lincolnshire Est 21k paid employers working in 373 CQC Registered establishments Diverse Workforce demographics Old Traditional rolls hindering career progression LinCA WFD join Education and Health colleagues in 2016 to form Lincolnshire Health and Care Circuit Group Lincolnshire Care Association Workforce Development [LinCA WFD]

Partnership Working

Local Higher Education Centre Local NHS service commissioners - STP and LWAB Board Local County Council including Public Health Providers of Nursing within Adult Social Care Care Workers who have a appetite to further their careers PARTNERSHI[P WORKING IS HAVING NO EGOS NOR PERSONAL AGENDAS

Issue for recruitment of nursing associate?

Generating an appetite for the role - employer reluctance to sign up their best employees Funding that supports off roster cost Lack of English and Maths at key skills level 2 or equivalent

Nursing associate for Employers

Simple make the offer attractive A regulated role

How?

Local County Council embedded the role into their long term external workforce strategy for Adult Social Care Match funding sort through partnership working [local] Breaking down the HR function by cutting red tape Delivering the product

Nursing and Midwifery Council

Working with, rather than against Guidelines for Practice

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Entry requirements through expressions of interest vetting

Expression of Interested Applications ▪ Qualifications ▪ Research role ▪ Interpersonal Skills

Criteria in recruiting the right people

Apprenticeship

A delivery and funding method

Transfer of levy to support SME providers HEE offer LCC offer

Skills for Care

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Community of Practice Sector Champions Building toolkits

“However, it is important to understand that nursing associates are not registered nurses and we expect health and care providers to consider this when deploying them. As with the introduction of any other new role, we are not prescriptive about how you deploy nursing associates, but we need assurance that using them is safe and supports you to deliver high-quality care.”

Ref: Briefing for providers: Nursing associates Care Quality Commission January 2019

Where does the role ‘fit’ in the workforce?

Questions from the Floor

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