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Health care assistants--the challenge for nursing staff.

One of the results of the introduction of Project 2000 has been the creation of a new type of support worker, the health care assistant (HCA). HCAs are increasingly being prepared for their role under the framework of the competence-based National Vocational Qualification scheme, leading some observers to fear that this grade of staff could threaten the position of nurses in health-care teams.