Demonstrate specialist competence, innovation and clinical leadership in the assessment, intervention in and delivery of general practice nursing in all contexts appropriate to individuals needs across the whole age range for the general practice population. This requires: Ability to assess and manage the range of conditions encountered in general practice using a variety of assessment tools and consultation models appropriate to the patient and situation using physical and clinical examination skills to inform the assessment and decision-making for the on-going management of the patient. Advanced communication skills that include skills of influencing and negotiation to enable information to be delivered in understandable formats for patients and behaviour change supported where necessary. Effective multidisciplinary and multi-agency team working, alongside the ability to work independently and accept professional accountability and responsibility for the delivery of whole episodes of care, and supporting and developing others in the general practice nursing team to collaborate effectively, ensuring nursing care is guided by precedent and clearly defined policies, procedures and protocols. Delivery and co-ordination of evidence-informed, person-centred and negotiated care across the age spectrum. Use of technology to support independence and patient self-care at home to improve self-care and reduce exacerbations Role modelling and embodiment of non-judgmental, value-based care encompassing the 6Cs in practice and expectation and promotion of these values in other team members. Competence in delivering evidence-informed care across a wide range of minor acute and LTCs, ensuring effective evaluation of therapeutic and other approaches to condition management alongside ability to assess patient concordance.