Health workforce reform: dynamic shifts in the division of labour and the implications for interprofessional education and practice

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Boyce, Rosalie A., Borthwick, Alan, Moran, Monica and Nancarrow, Susan. 2011. "Health workforce reform: dynamic shifts in the division of labour and the implications for interprofessional education and practice." Kitto, Simon, Chesters, Janice, Thistlethwaite, Jill and Reeves, Scott (ed.) Sociology of interprofessional health care practice: critical reflections and conctrete solutions. Hauppauge, NY. USA. Nova Science Publishers. pp. 185-205
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Health workforce reform: dynamic shifts in the division of labour and the implications for interprofessional education and practice

Book Chapter CategoryEdited book (chapter)
ERA Publisher ID2797
Book TitleSociology of interprofessional health care practice: critical reflections and conctrete solutions
AuthorsBoyce, Rosalie A. (Author), Borthwick, Alan (Author), Moran, Monica (Author) and Nancarrow, Susan (Author)
EditorsKitto, Simon, Chesters, Janice, Thistlethwaite, Jill and Reeves, Scott
Page Range185-205
SeriesHealth Care Issues, Costs and Access
Number of Pages21
Year2011
PublisherNova Science Publishers
Place of PublicationHauppauge, NY. USA
ISBN9781608768660
Web Address (URL)https://www.novapublishers.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=28619
Abstract

Reform of the healthcare workforce has become a central component of Government health policy initiatives across many of the Anglophone nations in recent years (Willis, 1983; Nancarrow and Borthwick, 2005; Allsop, 2006; Coburn, 2006). Innovative steps to ensure a healthcare workforce that is 'fit for purpose' are necessary to successfully address a looming crisis in healthcare provision (Boyce, 2008; Cameron and Masterson, 2003; Sibbald, Shen et al., 2004). In this chapter we explore health workforce reform from the perspective of the sociology of the professions and the inherent difficulties that the jurisdictional, boundary and competitive positions that underpin the notion of profession posits for implementing authentic interprofessional education and practice. By examining key features of the international workforce reform agenda together with the motivations of professions that are revealed from a sociological analysis, we show that the division of labour in healthcare is in a state of intense and dynamic change. These changes create a new challenge for interprofessional education and practice through an increased complexity of the health workforce arising from shifting boundaries, new roles and new types of workers.

Keywordshealth workforce; interprofessional education; change management; workplace reform; health policy
ANZSRC Field of Research 2020440706. Health policy
420306. Health care administration
390110. Medicine, nursing and health curriculum and pedagogy
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Byline AffiliationsCentre for Rural and Remote Area Health
University of Southampton, United Kingdom
University of Queensland
Sheffield Hallam University, United Kingdom
Institution of OriginUniversity of Southern Queensland
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