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Emergency Nurse Practitioner.

Emergency Nurse Practitioners (ENP) are qualified to assess, diagnose, treat and discharge patients with certain injuries without having to refer to a doctor.

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Emergency Nurse Practitioner

Within this Trust we have an Emergency Nurse Practitioner (ENP) service. These nurses are at senior level, and have undertaken additional, advanced training and education, and are fully qualified to see, assess and treat certain patients without reference to a doctor.

Patients who are able to be seen by an ENP involve those with less serious injuries, and therefore some patients within this category may be called before others who need to be seen be a doctor.

This service enables the doctors and ENPs to provide a more efficient service for all and enables doctors to see patients with more serious injuries and ailments.

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