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It's a promising start.

CONSULTANT NURSES were Tony Blair's big idea for the profession. Since the first posts were approved early in 2000, there has been plenty of anecdotal evidence about how these pioneers are progressing - or not. Will they deliver the promised improvements in patient care and blaze a much-needed alternative career path for the profession? It is no secret that many trusts have had difficulties filling the posts and concerns have been raised about pay being too low to attract high calibre staff.