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Remembering. #waveoflight

“Such insight into research” Undergraduate BSc Hons Nursing Research Internship. Read the latest EBN blog from Dr. Lisa Whiting, Dr. Julia Petty, and Professor Natalie Pattison from the University of Hertfordshire bit.ly/3Ek3XYi Michael Tatterton PhD RNC RHV SFHEA QN

The UK Chief Nursing Officers have provided advice to help nurses and midwives wanting to take part in the national debate on assisted dying. You can read it here: gov.uk/government/pub…

If you're someone who is committed to providing exceptional #HospiceCare to #babies, #children, #YoungPeople and their #families, then we want to hear from you! #Nursing #NurseJobs #HospiceJobs

Enhance your awareness of the health consequences of child sexual abuse, and recognise a nurse's professional and legal child safeguarding responsibilities with this article by Gracie Lowe and Ellie-May Taylor UEA Children & Young People’s Nursing journals.rcni.com/nursing-childr…

The November issue of Nursing Children and Young People is out now. It features caring for a baby with a cleft, a #CPD on medicines management and nurses' reflections on how to care and self-care after a tragic incident like the Southport stabbings. journals.rcni.com/toc/ncyp/36/6

Great to hear about @ZoesPlaceLiv on BBC Breakfast this morning - thanks for raising the profile of #ChildrensHospices John Bishop! Together for Short Lives

Recently made the move to bluesky. Would be great to see more #nurses and #studentnurses over there. The energy is very different - friendly, exciting and welcoming. Hoping you’ll join me! @mjtatterton.bsky.social

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We're looking for an #ExternalExaminer for our fabulous #CYPnursing programme at Nursing at University of Bradford. If you're interested in helping assure the quality of our #nursing programme and currently work in a university, then get in touch! More info here: councilofdeans.org.uk/jobs/urgent-ex… #ChildNursing

This is a great journal to write for - lots of support available for #nurses, #midwives and #students who haven’t written for #publication before. More info via the link. Happy to chat with anyone who’s interested.

We're currently looking for authors to write for EBN. While a PhD isn't mandatory, authors should have experience in writing papers. #Nurses, #midwives & other healthcare professionals are welcome to register their interest. Find out more 🔍 bit.ly/3OcATbl

Great news for #hospices, like Bluebell Wood!, welcomed by hospices, and the communities we support.

Health promotion and public health Tailoring the Baby-Friendly Community Initiative to create a positive breastfeeding culture bit.ly/3VR6G6u

After 18 months of work, I’m very pleased that we have submitted the full draft of our #EvidenceBasedPractice book to ElsevierNursingEducation. Ginormous thank you to all who have contributed to it, sharing your expertise and perspectives on why #EBP matters and how to use it in practice

We're currently looking for authors to write for EBN. While a PhD isn't mandatory, authors should have experience in writing papers. #Nurses, #midwives & other healthcare professionals are welcome to register their interest. Find out more 🔍 bit.ly/3OcATbl

Professor Catherine Walshe Catherine Walshe from IOELC Division of Health Research, Lancaster University with Prof Alison Leary 💙#ProtectNurse and Dr Ben Bowers RN FQICN QN highlights ‘missed opportunity’ to influence work of the Palliative and End-of-Life Care Commission lancaster.ac.uk/news/lancaster…

Applications are currently open for our well-established, international, online PhD in Palliative Care. Book an appointment with our admissions tutor Catherine Walshe via [email protected]. Read more about this distinctive, highly regarded programme here: lnkd.in/eNrwCv4U

(1/2) I have the highest regard for those on the Commission on Palliative and End-of-Life Care, and giving evidence. Many are highly valued colleagues. BUT I cannot see how they can speak for all. The voices of those from Wales, NI, Scotland, the North, the Midlands are mostly absent. Why?

(2/2) The Commission on Palliative and End-of-Life Care aim is 'to produce recommendations (...) that can meet the extensive range of needs of our diverse population in all areas of the UK'. Are there so few voices outside London worth seeking out?