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Can you contribute to new research project?
Researchers are urging registered nurses working in the community as part of a District Nursing Team to contribute to a new study.
Additional FNF scholarship opportunities available
The Florence Nightingale Foundation has new scholarship places available after receiving additional support from three organisations.
Partnership is nationally recognised for progress on delivering Family Hubs
Bridgewater Community Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust and its partners in Halton have been nationally recognised by the Department for Education for excellent progress in rolling out the Family Hub offer for local children, parents and families.
Community nurses needed for new respiratory study
Community nurses are being urged to help academics better understand the experiences of nurses who may be exposed to second-hand tobacco smoke during regular home visits to respiratory patients.
Online leadership programme for nurses launched
The Florence Nightingale Foundation has launched a new online leadership programme for Internationally Educated Nurses and Midwives.
Community nurse wins coveted Cavell Star Award
A Leicestershire Partnership NHS Trust community staff nurse has been awarded a prestigious Cavell Star Award.
NHS Highland community nurses walk miles in ‘challenging’ weather to reach patients
Community nurses in mid Ross have been praised by their Trust for going above and beyond to deliver services during challenging winter conditions.
QNIS celebrates long service with Abbotsford Care
The Queen’s Nursing Institute Scotland helped Abbotsford Care to celebrate long-serving community nurses.
NMC launches review of nursing and midwifery practice learning
The Nursing & Midwifery Council is undertaking research to explore how it can best support student learning across the UK.
QNI offers support to Community Nurses affected by flooding
The Queen’s Nursing Institute is continuing to support community nurses who have been affected by the recent flooding.
Diabetes and homelessness survey launched
Healthcare professionals are being urged to complete a survey to improve the care offered to homeless people living with diabetes.
Lower limb webinar aims to tackle rising amputation rates
Foot care experts are urging healthcare professionals to attend a webinar on lower limb assessment and treatment in a bid to reduce the number of amputations that take place each year.
Date announced for Nursing Live 2024
RCNi has announced that Nursing Live will be back in Liverpool this October.
New partnership is exciting step forward for NHS Trusts and University of Leicester
Leicestershire Partnership NHS Trust and Northamptonshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust have entered into a formal partnership with the University of Leicester to help deliver more benefits to their local health populations.
New services help people to remain in their homes in Lincolnshire
Lincolnshire Community Health Services NHS Trust has launched new services to help people stay in their own homes.
New report released on palliative and end of life care in the community
A new report on palliative and end of life care in the community has been published by the Queen’s Nursing Institute and Marie Curie.
NHS pastoral care award for trust
Cambridgeshire Community Services NHS Trust has been awarded the NHS Pastoral Care Quality Award for providing best practice pastoral care for international nurses.
Shortage of leading painkillers continues into the New Year
Pharmacists are continuing to experience a shortage of Zapain®, co-codamol 30/500mg tablets, which are currently out of stock.
Bridgewater awarded National Preceptorship for Nursing Interim Quality Mark
Bridgewater Community Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust has been recognised for its commitment to providing newly-qualified colleagues with a structured preceptorship programme which supports their move into community care and provides a solid foundation for lifelong learning.
RCN programme to open door to NHS careers to refugees and asylum seekers in Wales
A new Royal College of Nursing programme will give refugees and asylum seekers in Wales an insight into health care, with the aim of opening the door to careers in the NHS.