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Sharon Blackburn and Stacey McCann: Leading Change, Adding Value releases the potential of care workers

The Leading Change, Adding Value framework is supporting care staff as well as nurses and midwives to tackle unwanted variation and transform services
Posted 08 June 2018 - 11:00
 
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