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Top tips for new students
Jess has some reassuring words and advice for all students who recently started university
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When the student becomes the teacher
When Fay left university after nurse training two years ago, she had no idea she’d be back again so soon. But this time, she’s standing at the front of the lecture hall…
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Do you know how to detect delirium?
As the RCN seeks to increase awareness of this confusional state, lecturer Gary has developed training for students at his university
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Safeguarding children: how to identify and escalate concerns
Senior lecturer Zoe Clarke explains how to spot the signs of neglect, maltreatment and abuse and raise concerns to keep children safe
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Nursing associates: what's all the fuss about?
The number of nursing associates in England is growing. What’s their role and how will they work with students?
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What to expect from your mentor
Hulya explains why she loves being a mentor and what students should expect from theirs
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Reasonable adjustments
Find out how health ability passports can help nursing staff with disabilities get the right workplace support
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Be bold in tackling racism
Vanessa explains some of the ways you can be an ally and help play a part in calling out racism
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Alcohol misuse: how to have a crucial conversation
Mental health nurse and addiction specialist Ellie shares practical advice for talking about this tricky topic.
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Domestic abuse: tackling difficult conversations
Michelle Moseley, RCN in Wales Education and Lifelong Learning Adviser, explains how to address issues and support people with patience and compassion
