Comment

Janet Finch: Revalidation is fostering a culture of reflection and good practice

​Since the Nursing and Midwifery Council introduced revalidation in April 2016 more than 200,000 nurses and midwives have successfully revalidated, with many seeing it as an opportunity for ongoing development, says NMC chair Dame Janet Finch.
Posted 18 July 2017 - 08:54
validate
 
Jobs

Related articles

How I used reflective practice to improve care for people with learning disabilities

Nurses share how they have used reflection to change and improve everyday practice
18 Apr 2024

Advanced nursing practice: is it under attack and why?

The role is often misunderstood – as highlighted in the debate over physician associates
15 Apr 2024

Separate pay spine for nurses: decision draws a step closer

Nurses urged to air views on pay as government consultation closes at midnight
04 Apr 2024

Toxicity in the ED: how to change a culture of blame and shame

What can be done to tackle toxicity in your workplace?
28 Mar 2024
5 Most Read Articles

Advanced nursing practice: is it under attack and why?

The role is often misunderstood – as highlighted in the debate over physician associates
15 Apr 2024

Can difficult personal circumstances excuse mistakes at work?

We ask our readers if factors outside of work should be considered relevant
26 Mar 2024

Work-life balance: what I’ve gained in an occupational health role

It can offer more flexibility than ward or community jobs. Find out what’s involved
18 Apr 2024

Help! My revalidation is looming and I’m worried I’ve left it too late to get started

Don’t panic – let our portfolio tool take the strain out of organising your documents
21 Mar 2024

A day in the life of an advanced clinical practitioner

An ACP has advice on how to make the move into advanced practice
04 Apr 2024
Journals
Other RCNi websites