Introduction
Rowena Slope
1. Responsibility and accountability
Rowena Slope
2. Delegation, physiotherapy and patient safety
Clare Shearer
3. Enablers and barriers
Lucy Stainer and Jordan Pace
4. Governance and delegation
Lucy Stainer and Thomas Barton
5. Support and supervision within delegation
Lucy Stainer and Joanne Cleall
6. Multi-disciplinary working and delegation in the prison setting
Emily Brooks
7. Delegation and advanced practice roles
Rowena Slope
8. International Experiences of Delegation
Helena De Rezende, Talita Van Schalkwyk, Portia Jordan, Janny Proba, Milana Drakulic, Ellen Regina Sevilla Quadrado, , Ana Claudia Alcântara Garzin, Hercules de Oliveira Carmo, Maristela Santini Martins, Melody Eaton and Christine Argenbright
Conclusion
Rowena Slope
Biography
Lucy Stainer is a Registered General Nurse, having worked in primary and secondary settings to support her current post, Senior Lecturer in Nursing (Adult) at Bournemouth University. Her research interest in delegation originates from her supporting colleagues in practice and academically. She is currently pursuing a PhD at Bournemouth University, focusing on the experiences of Advanced Practitioners with delegation.
Rowena Slope is Senior Lecturer in Nursing (Adult) at Bournemouth University and was previously a Senior Lecturer at the University of Bedfordshire. She has a doctorate in handover communication from the University of Southampton which explored handover communication between pre-hospital and hospital receiving teams. The doctorate found that paramedics encountered difficulties transitioning between different emergency healthcare settings in the military and the NHS.
