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Challenges to Creating Primary Care Teams in a Public Sector Health Centre: a Cooperative Inquiry
Language:
English
Series/Journal Title:
South African Family Practice
Volume:
49
Issue:
1
Copyright:
2007
Pages:
6
Description:
Effective teamwork between doctors and clinical nurse practitioners (CNP) is essential to the provision of quality primary care in the South African context. The Worcester Community Health Centre (CHC) created dedicated practice teams offering continuity of care, family-orientated care, and the integration of acute and chronic patients. The teams depended on effective collaboration between the doctors and the CNPs. This inquiry focuses on the question of how more effective teams of doctors and clinical nurse practitioners offering clinical care could be created within a typical CHC. [adapted from abstract]
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