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A facilitator's perspective.

WHEN DISTRICT NURSES and health visitors were invited to join a steering group to look at skill mix, I saw it as an ideal opportunity to make a positive contribution from the outset. After all, we had all heard and read the horror stories in the nursing press. By becoming involved in the process I felt that I was exercising control over my future and that of the colleagues I represented.