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The Practice Development Unit
An Experiment in Multi-Disciplinary Innovation

Steve Page (Edited by), David Allsopp (Edited by), Sally Casley (Edited by)

9781861560520, Wiley

Paperback / softback, published 1 February 1998

278 pages
22.9 x 15.6 x 1.8 cm, 0.425 kg

The theory behind the PDU model is outlined and the key principles underpinning it are identified. The PDU approach is clearly differentiated from the Nursing Development Unit model. Implementation of key principles is explored in depth, with reference to specific work carried out in the PDU. Issues of evaluation, potential future developments and applications of the PDU model are also discussed. The book is for nurses and other practitioners working in PDUs and NDUs, and for health professionals in any setting with an interest in clinical innovation, practice development, research and leadership of multi-professional teams.

List of contributors.

Preface.

Introduction.

PART I: DEVELOPMENT AND SUPPORT OF THE PRACTICE DEVELOPMENT UNIT.

Chapter 1. origins of the Practice Development Unit: an approach to radical change in a multidisciplinary setting. - David Allsopp, Debbie Lee and Hugo Mascie-Taylor

Chapter 2. The Practice Development Unit concept and structure. - Steve Page, Debbie Lee and Hugo Mascie-Taylor

Chapter 3. Developing the model. - Steve Page

Chapter 4. Narrowing the gap between practice development and service management. - Steve Page

Chapter 5. Practice Development Units and Nursing Development Units: a comparison - David Allsopp

PART II: THE PDU IN PRACTICE.

Chapter 6. Multidisciplinary innovation. - David Allsopp

Chapter 7. research and the Practice Development Unit. - David Allsopp

Chapter 8. Staff empowerment. - Sally Casley

Chapter 9. Patient empowerment. - David Allsopp and Mike Lowry

Chapter 10. Networking for innovation. - Steve Page

Chapter 11. Dissemination of Practice development Unit work. - Steve page

Chapter 12. The contribution of the Seacroft Practice Development Unit. - Sally Casley, David Allsopp, Steve Page and Angela Turner

References.

Index.

Subject Areas: Nursing & ancillary services [MQ]

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