Community nurse: the expanding role

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Community nurses have always been adaptable and responsive. They work in the wide variety of places that people call ‘home’, with all the variations in space, privacy, hygiene, time and cooperation that entails. Systems, organizations and regional boundaries come and go, but the fundamental role and work of community nurses has remained fairly constant. Until now, when many community nurses believe that they are being called on to adopt a range of new, and sometimes conflicting, roles as a result of government policy in primary care. As a result of recent policy initiatives, community nurses are expected to take on as many as 10 different roles:

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