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The Additional Roles Reimbursement Scheme aims to give patients access to a more diverse and specialised care team in general practice. Here, Dr Catia Nicodemo discusses new research evaluating how the scheme is reshaping prescription practices and patient satisfaction across England

A female arm amputee, of African decent, works with a Physiotherapist in a Rehabilitation Center. Her therapist is moving her limb in a series of ranges of motion to gain better mobility and stretch the arm.

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