My job
60 seconds with quality improvement lead Katie De Freitas
Improvement requires diversity of thought, so get involved and don’t be afraid to ask...
25 Jan 2017
60 seconds with Macmillan nurse consultant Claire Taylor
Be courageous and put yourself forward for as many opportunities as you can, says Macmillan...
17 Jan 2017
60 seconds with trust chief executive Jacqueline Docherty
Take opportunities as they come and be kind to people along the way, says Jacqueline...
10 Jan 2017
60 seconds with professor of children’s nursing Alison Twycross
Don’t be afraid to push at doors to help you find the career pathway that’s right for you,...
30 Dec 2016
60 seconds with RCN regional director Estephanie Dunn
Never miss an opportunity to learn and do something new, says RCN North West regional...
20 Dec 2016
60 seconds with neonatal modern matron Tracey Budding
Always go with your instincts and never have any regrets, says Tracey Budding.
15 Dec 2016
60 Seconds with asthma nurse specialist Barbara Stephenson
People with asthma need consistent, personalised advice to help manage their condition, says...
06 Dec 2016
60 seconds with RCN Nurse of the Year Venetia Wynter-Blyth
Step outside your comfort zone and don’t be afraid to fail, says Venetia Wynter-Blyth.
01 Dec 2016
‘In children’s palliative care we help make memories’
With a shortage of qualified nurses providing children’s palliative care in the voluntary...
27 Nov 2016
60 seconds with learning disability nursing lecturer Stacey Atkinson
Nurses need to be more vocal and shout from the rooftops about the good work they are doing...
24 Nov 2016
60 seconds with Macmillan nurse consultant Diana Greenfield
Have the confidence to be ambitious and get experience in a variety of fields before
09 Nov 2016
60 seconds with RCN professional lead Amanda Cheesley
Always fight for what you know is right, and grasp every opportunity that comes your way,
02 Nov 2016
60 seconds with dementia expert June Andrews
The only thing in life that is rationed is time – so don’t waste a minute, says professor
27 Oct 2016
60 Seconds with public health leader Joanne Bosanquet
Nurses and midwives need to be more digitally savvy to increase their impact, says Public
18 Oct 2016
Raising the profile of mental health nursing
In 2015, Julia Terry became the first mental health nurse in the UK to be awarded a
12 Oct 2016
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My Job: nurse consultant Geraldine Rodgers
Geraldine Rodgers, nurse consultant for frailty and long-term conditions and winner of the
10 Oct 2016
60 seconds with nursing professor Julia Terry
The flexibility and freedom to come up with innovative teaching ideas is something associate
07 Oct 2016
60 seconds with leading children’s nurse Joan Myers
Nurse consultant and BME advisory group chair Joan Myers supports, empowers and motivates...
06 Oct 2016
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Transcribing: what the new medicines management guidance states
Royal Pharmaceutical Society and RCN publish document on transcribing information
06 Feb 2019
The best way to beat bullies at work
Bullying and harassment are a problem in the NHS, but there are strategies to help you cope
18 Feb 2019
Three minutes to save a life: the course designed to raise suicide awareness
University initiative aims to equip all staff and students to support people at risk
19 Feb 2019
The impact of nutritional care on patient outcomes
Why getting people eating well can be the key to getting everything right
15 Feb 2019