Features

How reflective practice made me a better learning disability nurse

Learning disability nurses share how they have used reflective practice to change and improve their everyday practice, and ultimately improve patient care
Posted 18 April 2024 - 00:01
A smiling woman appears deep in thought as she looks at her reflection in a mirror
 
Jobs

Related articles

Debriefing: what is it and how can students benefit from it?

The value of discussing and reflecting on sudden or difficult events
03 Sep 2024

Practice learning experiences and preparedness of nursing students during COVID-19

Student accounts show a need to investigate the scope and timing of disaster preparation in ...
13 Aug 2024

‘I shouldn’t have done it’: nurse who apologised for falsifying time sheets struck off

Denise Balanza falsely claimed pay for ten shifts at the Royal Preston Hospital
06 Aug 2024

Including ‘experts by experience’ in nurse education can improve care quality

The importance of nurses learning from people with lived experience
25 Jul 2024
5 Most Read Articles

Misleading job titles: why are non-nurses called nurses, and band 3 roles ‘advanced’?

NHS employers use ‘nurse’ designation in unregistered roles, and ‘advanced’ in band 3 jobs
23 Aug 2024

Nurse pay: how do you make your band 5 salary stretch?

With the RCN pay offer consultation due to end, we talk to four nurses about how they cope
16 Sep 2024

Tattoos and piercings: are staff uniform rules finally being eased?

How trusts are weighing ‘professional image’ with modern attitudes
15 Jul 2024

Uniform rules: when should ‘professionalism’ outrank individuality?

Weighing up policy requirements for students with views on tattoos, false nails and lashes
28 Aug 2024
Free

Nursing students: why are almost 40% leaving before they qualify?

How the figures compare across the UK, and what could help stop the trend
13 Sep 2024
Journals
Other RCNi websites