To provide the highest standard of evidence-based care for people affected by chronic oedema; both primary and secondary Lymphoedema. To undertake assessment, treatment and management of own caseload To demonstrate the required skills including assessment of the physical, psychological, psychosocial and environmental needs of the service user and liaising appropriately with the Lead Lymphoedema Specialist Nurse where appropriate. To demonstrate an enhanced level of knowledge expertise in the planning and implementation of management programmes including intensive treatment programmes and self-management techniques. To maintain comprehensive and accurate patient records in relation to the legal implications and the organisational requirements.

To evaluate and monitor a service users response to treatment and adapt management programmes accordingly. To monitor clinical effectiveness against best practice and research To promote the health of service users and assist in the prevention of secondary complications for people with Lymphoedema, through enabling and encouraging independence, provision of support, facilitation of advice and information, provision of equipment, education and training. To provide prompt assessment and management of Lymphoedema at the end of life.