This blog is written by Alwin Puthenpurakal, an experienced senior lecturer and researcher based on the University of Greenwich. He has led university apprenticeship programs from...
On this week’s blog, Rhona Martin, a chest, heart and stroke nurse at NHS Fife in Scotland, reflects on how the Queens Nursing Institute Scotland leadership...
This week’s blog focuses on leadership development and is led by Katarzyna (Kasia) Czabanowska, Prof., Dr. @KatarzynaCzaba1, Emily McWhirter, PhD, RN @McWhirterEmily, and Barbara Stilwell, PhD,...
Photo by Brent Keane/via Pexels I actually have often heard health care employees in various settings say, “In the event you are nice to the nurses...
Nearly half of the world’s population uses social media in a single form or one other, which has led to a rise within the number of...
If you happen to are a nurse working in an intensive care unit, you might have probably sent patients for diagnostic imaging. Some of the common...
Staying motivated as a nurse could be difficult – who hasn’t spent several hours after a very long and tiring shift replaying the entire situation of...
The subsequent blog in our Knowledge Mobilization series is written by Dr Andrew Finney, Senior Lecturer in Nursing at Keele University. This blog explores the usage...
On this blog, Dr. Kerry Gaskin, Associate Professor of Nursing, discusses the event of the Advanced Practice Research Toolkit that may enable AP teams and individuals...
Shannon O’Rourke, thirdR&D 1 yr, Bachelor of Science in Nursing (Mental Health) As a mental health nursing student, it is often good to satisfy other student...
