Murphy, Douglas

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Professionalism in nursing, midwifery and the allied health professions in Scotland:a report to the Coordinating Council for the NMAHP Contribution to the Healthcare Quality Strategy for NHS Scotland

and other related, evidence-based work that focuses on the concept and measurement of professionalism relevant to the UK/Scottish context.

Articulating all work with existing (or developing) governance frameworks and taking the opportunity to influence any revisions of national policy, eg PIN (Partnership Information Network) policies.

communication with Anaesthetists: the CARE Measure, Clinical Governance 13(2):128-137. Mercer SW, Murphy DJ. Validity and reliability of the CARE Measure in secondary care (2008). (Manuscript CG401) Clinical Governance;

The concept of 'caring for' and 'caring about' and the duty of care to oneself as a professional as well as to others.

The context of relationships – practitioner:patient; practitioner:team members; practitioner:wider organisation/context, including with families/carers/visitors, NHS volunteers and other partners in third sector or local authority.

The impact of culture on the system and on the individual’s outward manifestation of professionalism.

The patient’s perspective and the importance of person-centredness as an aspect of professionalism. There needs to be a major emphasis here on respect and dignity which are vitally important to patients.

The place of role models, mentoring and 'self learning' in developing professionalism.

The role of insightful refection and structured constructive feedback and its impact on practice.

Whether there are validated measures that could be used as a proxy for 'professionalism'.

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Professionalism in nursing, midwifery and the allied health professions in Scotland:a report to the Coordinating Council for the NMAHP Contribution to the Healthcare Quality Strategy for NHS Scotland

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