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Paraprofessionals as liminal professionals: The case of physician associates / assistants in the UK NHS hospitals.
We examine how paraprofessional physician associates/assistants (PAs) experience and navigate their everyday work, drawing on 126 interviews and one focus group across five NHS hospitals in England and Scotland. PAs described sustained ambiguity around their professional regulation and scope of prac
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