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Evaluate the different leadership roles in a typical nhs

Question 1: Describe and critically discuss and evaluate the different leadership roles in a typical NHS laboratory setting.

Question 2: Discuss how the Knowledge and Skills Framework (KSF) and the Agenda for Change (A4C) have impacted on staff roles.

Question 3: Include a critical review of the impact Clinical Governance and Quality Assurance (QA) has within the NHS laboratories as part of the Quality Management System (QMS), and the recruitment of staff to NHS Trust Values.

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