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A professional development pathways scheme

13 August 2003

Nursing Standard

Art & Science

The professional development pathways scheme is a local innovation in the North Bristol NHS Trust. While responding to national drives for personal, professional and...

Development of assertive communication skills in nursing preceptorship programmes: a qualitative insight from newly qualified nurses

11 July 2019

Nursing Management

Communication

Background Being able to speak up is a prerequisite for establishing safe communication in healthcare settings. The nursing preceptorship programme represents an...

An intervention to improve retention in emergency nursing

29 January 2019

Emergency Nurse

dual roles

The UK has a serious shortage of nurses and for the first time in recent nursing history 27% more UK registrants left the register in 2016-2017 than joined it....

Pre-registration nurse placements in general practice: the picture so far

15 May 2019

Primary Health Care

Workforce

A global shift of health services from secondary to primary care means there is a need for more primary care nurses and an expansion of their roles. However, there...

Fast-track training of temporary healthcare support workers to supplement hospital staff during the COVID-19 pandemic

23 December 2020

Nursing Older People

evidence and practice

In March 2020, the World Health Organization declared the COVID-19 outbreak a pandemic, which generated concerns that the NHS could be overwhelmed. The predicted...

Nurse prescribing: developing confidence, autonomy and collaboration

21 April 2021

Primary Health Care

Nurse prescribing

Nurse prescribing has been introduced in many countries with benefits for patients, prescribing clinicians and healthcare systems. However, nurse prescribing is not...

‘Three minutes to save a life’: addressing emotional distress in students to mitigate the risk of suicide

11 March 2019

Mental Health Practice

therapeutic practice

This article outlines how the University of Wolverhampton aims to develop a whole-systems approach in a training programme to mitigate the risk of suicide in...

Perinatal mental health: preparing the future nursing workforce

09 April 2019

Mental Health Practice

Education

Perinatal mental health (PMH) problems occur during pregnancy and up to a year after giving birth. They can have a significant effect on the mother and family, and...

Implementing the National Early Warning Score 2 into pre-registration nurse education

17 February 2020

Nursing Standard

deteriorating patients

Recognising signs of deteriorating health in patients and responding to them appropriately are crucial nursing competencies. In acute care, failure to detect and act...

The Telford model: inspiring new leaders in learning disability nursing

12 September 2019

Learning Disability Practice

Students

Supporting and mentoring learning disability nursing students can be rewarding for all parties, but the challenge is to ensure that the process is robust and...

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