{"interviewQueryText":"What are some good interview questions in British English for the job description below?\n\n-------------------------------------------\n\nClinical Nurse Specialist with Sue Ryder in Leeds\n\n ? Responsible to collect, collate, evaluate and report information, maintaining accurate service user records in all formats, including written and electronic information systems? Responsible to promote choice in all aspects of clinical practice reviewing and making suggestions to enhance the service user experience and enabling concerns and complaints to be raised freely by service users and their representatives.? Identify the need for, and contribute to research, clinical audit, and clinical practice benchmarking, in order to monitor and improve service user safety and experience? Responsible for their own caseload and providing expert holistic specialist care to service users, appropriate to their needs, wishes and culture? Responsible for promoting evidence-based practice, working within and developing clinical guidelines and standards and auditing effectiveness. To participate in research and audit to further practice and service development Clinical Nurse Specialist - Community Palliative CareSue Ryder Wheatfields HospiceWood Lane, Headingley, Leeds LS6 2AE£19.19 - 25.62 per hour (plus enhancements)37.5 Hours per week About the RoleClinical Nurse Specialist: £19.19 - £21.74Clinical Nurse Specialist - Non Medical Prescriber: £22.74 - £25.62 We are pleased to invite applications from experienced Nurses to join a well-established team as a Community Clinical Nurse Specialist Palliative Care. The main purpose of this role is to provide direct assessment, support and advocacy to patients and carers dealing with complex, distressing and life limiting illnesses. You will assess referrals for admission to the service and perform comprehensive assessment of patients with sensitive and complex palliative care needs, as well as providing holistic specialist care for patients appropriate to their needs, wishes and culture. This will include clinical assessment, planning care, monitoring progress, requesting appropriate investigations, and acting on the results. "}