AMUM definition

AMUM means an Employee who is a Registered Midwife appointed as an Associate Midwife Unit Manager and who, within the guidelines and practices established by the Midwife Unit Manager, assists in the overall clinical and administrative management of a ▇▇▇▇ or unit and deputises for the Midwife Unit Manager when required within these limits.
AMUM means an Employee who is a Registered Midwife appointed as an Associate Midwife Unit Manager and who, within the guidelines and practices established by the Midwife Unit Manager, assists in the overall clinical and administrative management of a ▇▇▇▇ or unit and deputises for the Midwife Unit Manager when required within these limits. (i) ANUM means an Employee who is a Registered Nurse appointed as an Associate Nurse Unit Manager and who, within the guidelines and practices established by the Nurse Unit Manager, assists in the overall clinical and administrative management of a ▇▇▇▇ or unit and deputises for the Nurse Unit Manager when required within these limits.

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