Sustainable Remote and Rural Healthcare: UHI evaluation of the Being Here Programme 2014-2017

Sara Bradley; Sarah-Anne Munoz; Frances Hines

Sustainable Remote and Rural Healthcare: UHI evaluation of the Being Here Programme 2014-2017

Sara Bradley
, Sarah-Anne Munoz
, Frances Hines

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The Being Here Programme developed and tested new healthcare delivery models to increase service sustainability and community resilience in remote and rural areas. Given the difficulty recruiting and retaining health professionals, the Programme looked at ways of re-organising primary care to combat professional isolation and foster multi-disciplinary team working. Inspired by the Alaskan Nuka system of care, four new community support workers were trained in routine tasks such as changing dressings, taking blood and home care duties.

Idioma original	English
Estado	Unpublished - 18 may 2018
Evento	Rethinking Remote & Rural 2018 Conference. May 24 & May 25, 2018. : Innovative Solutions in Remote and Rural Communities Healthcare - Duración: 24 may 2018 → 25 may 2018

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Conference	Rethinking Remote & Rural 2018 Conference. May 24 & May 25, 2018.
Período	24/05/18 → 25/05/18

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