Professional Development and Management for Therapists An Introduction

Author/creator Murray, Elizabeth Editor
Other author Simpson, Jill Editor
Format Electronic
Publication InfoWiley-Blackwell [Imprint] Hoboken : John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated
Description160 p. ill 23.360 x 015.740 cm.
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Summary Annotation As a result of various changes within the healthcare sector and the NHS, working arrangements and environments for the Professions Allied to Medicine (PAMs) now vary across the UK. This book aims to identify and clarify management and career issues that impact the working lives of therapists and other PAMs. It is particularly targeted at students close to graduating and newly qualified or training grade therapists.<p>After an introductory overview, the book considers the organization of the NHS and how recent changes have impacted on therapy services. Further chapters include the background to the development of the PAMs, personnel issues and early career management. The book also considers the main legislation governing clinical practice, teamwork, multi-disciplinary working, continuing professional development and the roles of professional organizations. The final chapter considers the main areas of work outside the NHS.</p>
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ISBN9780632051076
ISBN0632051078 (Trade Paper) Active Record
Standard identifier# 9780632051076
Stock number00028608