Safe staffing champion: ‘role was my chance to be loud and proud and promote nursing’
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Safe staffing champion: ‘role was my chance to be loud and proud and promote nursing’

Jennifer Trueland Health journalist
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As she prepares to retire, the RCN Scotland director reflects on nursing and the challenges of COVID-19

Like most of us, RCN Scotland director Theresa Fyffe (pictured) had lots of plans for this year. Due to retire in January 2021, she had lined up a full programme of events and activities intended to celebrate the International Year of the Nurse and Midwife. It was also supposed to be the year when ground-breaking safe staffing legislation was implemented in Scotland, something she’d campaigned hard to achieve. It should have been quite the swan song – but along came COVID-19.

Nursing Management. 27, 6, 13-15. doi: 10.7748/nm.27.6.13.s12

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26 November 2020 / Vol 27 issue 6

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