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Great to be asked for some views for this article. Teamwork can have such a vital impact on so many areas of nursing practice. RCNi: the life-long learning partner for nurses Nursing Standard

Colleagues in Northumbria Nursing Midwifery and Health encourage your students to apply for this fantastic opportunity! Northumbria Uni

Great to be at The RCN Education Conference today. “The better educated I am, the better care I can give”. RCN Education Forum #RCNED24

Love the Q for prof Ranger by audience member. Are the Nursing and Midwifery Council standards task orientated? Where is the space for compassion and communication? Did you know Karl Tizzard-Kleister has highlighted how there is no reference to emotional labour in the Nursing and Midwifery Council 2018 code? #rcned24 RCN Education Forum

Amazing to be at The RCN Education Conference today with so many amazing colleagues from across Northumbria Nursing Midwifery and Health RCN Education Forum #RCNED24 NUAdultNursing @adult_nu Northumbria University Mental Health Nursing LDNorthumbria

Tuning into Keynote Address 1 at the RCN Education Conference. Prof. Nicola Ranger discussing “The Value of the Educated Nurse” – a topic that’s close to our hearts and crucial for our profession. #RCNED24 #NursingExcellence #NurseEducation The RCN RCN Education Forum Royal College of Nursing Wales

Great to hear Sally Miller in our session at the #rcned24, on work at Bristol ED, innovative and drip fed approach to training and education, such a brilliant sounding project! RCN Education Forum

Now on to Dr Daniel Monk, presenting on what competence means for ED nurses, using a hermeneutic phenomenological approach to explore that #rcned24 RCN Education Forum

It turned out that we had so many people interested in our talk that we were moved to the main room for our presentation! Thank you to the technical team who were so helpful in making that change happen, and for all those who attended! #RCNED24 RCN Education Forum

The final session of the day considers sustainable funding for healthcare education. Sarah Bevan from Universities UK , Jacqui Brasted from Scottish Funding Council and Professor Debra Humphris from University of Brighton discuss with Prof Alison Machin #CoDHConference

Excellent presentation. Made you think about the whole issue of proficiency in practice and how it is not a linear process. 👏👏

Great talk from Barry yesterday! 👏🏼 Thank you 😊

A big shout out to Northumbria Uni who picks up the award for Nursing Apprenticeship Provider of the Year. Sponsored by University of Bolton #Congratulations #SNTA #nursingtimes

Well done Leah. It was a great conference and well done you 👏👏👏xx

Many nursing students aged 18 work part time jobs just to be able to undertake their nursing studies. Even more so a feat considering the placement hours requirement and despite the fact they are training for one of the lowest paid graduate professions. This gets worse and worse.

‘The burden and funding on organising CPD often falls on the nurses themselves, many of whom already struggle with demanding workloads and limited resources,' Ally Middleton tells #RCNCongress2024 debate #rcn24 rcni.com/nursing-standa…

It takes a remarkable person to work in nursing. Yet for too long they have been overworked, underpaid and many are now at breaking point.

With regulation of advanced practice on the horizon the need to identify the nature and scope of these roles is more urgent than ever. If you're a UK RN in advanced practice or NP role in community, primary care can you help with short survey tinyurl.com/FCNAPS thanks

Great opportunity QNIS sad to see Clare Cable leave but wish her all the very best for her next great adventure

I had a non-income assessed bursary & a gov funded diploma when I started my children’s nurse training in 2010. I graduated in 2014 with no debt. I topped up to my degree in 2018. Nursing needs to be an attractive career - starting with gov funded degrees & fair pay when