The role of the mental health support time recovery worker.
Today in the NHS new ways of working that aim to improve care for service users, address staff shortages and increase job satisfaction are continually being created, piloted and introduced in phases. This article examines one such role in the adult mental health arena--the support time recovery worker.
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University of Northampton.
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