Choose a team

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Decide who will be on your project team, and what their roles will be.

The team needs to work together to carry out the project.

It should be made up of a cross-section of staff and stakeholders.

Selecting team members

Include everyone who will contribute to the project or be impacted by the outcome.

For example, your team could include:

Identify their roles in the project

All team members should have clearly defined roles.

Describe:

who is the project lead
who else is on the team
- their roles at the practice
- their roles in the project.

Also explain how you decided who would be involved and what they would do.


►	For example:	"Practice manager (name) is the project lead and will coordinate activities. Receptionist (name) will organise appointments for patients/others to attend sessions. Clinicians (names) and nurses (names) will collect data from tests run throughout the project. Prescribers (names) will determine individual prescribing changes/care plans."

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