My job
'Pulmonary rehabilitation gives people confidence to get on with their lives'...
Recently made a Queen’s Nurse by the Queen’s Nursing Institute Scotland, community...
‘I was inspired by how patients and families coped’
Nurse specialist Carol Miller on working with Parkinson’s disease patients
60 seconds with care home operations director Louise Barnett
Have confidence in your abilities and know that every skill you acquire is valuable, says...
‘As nurses, we are always learning and developing’
Barbara Lawson, care home manager of Kincaid House in Greenock, Scotland, explains her...
‘Think about the difference you’ve made to someone’s life’
Dementia nurse consultant Yvonne Manson on why bad days at work should always be considered...
‘Be curious about people and always show compassion’
Research director Professor Tanya McCance on embedding person-centred care in practice...
60 seconds with nursing home matron Sue Paxton
Don't be driven by others' expectations, listen to yourself and take the career path that...
‘Treat each older person as an individual and always care with a smile’
Double award-winning falls coordinator Sharon Love explains why she feels so passionately...
60 seconds with regional Admiral Nurse Zena Aldridge
Follow your heart, not the crowd, and if you are passionate about something pursue it, says...
My job: nurse consultant Karen Goudie
National clinical lead for older people at Healthcare Improvement Scotland Karen Goudie on...
My job: nursing professor of stroke care Professor Dame Caroline Watkins
The UK’s only nursing professor of stroke care explains why nurses in clinical practice are...
Don’t be afraid to speak out – you’ll be more respected for it
If you don’t like the way a service is run say so, advises Michael Hurt, head of older...