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Good practice in learning disability nursing
good practice in learning disability nursingGood practice in learning disability nursingivGood practice in learning disability nursingREADER INFORMATION BOXP olicyEstatesCommissioningIM & TFinanceSocial care/partnership workingHR/WorkforceManagementPlanningCli nicalDocument purpose Best practice guidanceROCR ref:Gateway ref: 8748 Title good practice in learning disability nursingAuthor DHPublication date 5 December 2007 Target audience PCT CEs, NHS Trust CEs, SHA CEs, Care Trust CEs, Foundation Trust CEs, Directors of nursing , Directors of Adult SSs, Directors of HRCirculation list Voluntary organisations/NDPBs, professional organisationsDescription This document provides good practice guidance to support learning disability nursing to make a major contribution to the health and well-being of people with a learning disability in the futureCross ref N/ASuperseded docs N/AAction required N/ATiming N/AContact details Dr Neil Brimblecombe Professional Leadership Team 133 155 Waterloo Road London SE1 8UG 020 7972 4327 For recipient s useGood practice in learning disability nursing1 Contents Forewords 4 Comments on the guidance 5 Executive summary 71 good practice guidance 10 Aim of this guidance 10 Who is the guidance for?
Good practice in learning disability nursing 5 Comments on the guidance Learning Disability Task Force ‘The NHS needs to improve its services to people with learning disabilities.
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