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February 28, 2026British Journal of Community Nursing0 citations

‘Treatment to prevention’ at the heart of community and primary care nursing

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CWCate Wood

Key Points

  • The commentary explores how nursing practices in prevention align with national health policy and identifies barriers.
  • Reflective commentary on current nursing practices in primary and community care
  • Analysis of the NHS 10-Year Health Plan regarding prevention
  • Examination of workforce and structural challenges in delivering preventative care
  • Identifies nursing expertise in prevention needs better alignment with national policy
  • Highlights the necessity for prevention to be resourced in everyday nursing
  • Discusses structural and workforce barriers affecting effective delivery of preventive care

Abstract

While prevention is a longstanding cornerstone of community and primary care nursing, its renewed prominence in the NHS 10-Year Health Plan raises important questions for practice. This reflective commentary considers how nurses' preventative expertise aligns with national policy ambitions, while examining the structural and workforce barriers that threaten delivery. It highlights the need for prevention to be resourced as a core, protected element of everyday nursing care.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69a286da0a974eb0d3c0213ahttps://doi.org/10.12968/bjcn.2026.0013
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