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RCN Birmingham West and Sandwell Branch
Information for members of the RCN Birmingham West and Sandwell Branch.
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Where care blossoms outdoors: The making of a sensory sanctuary
Debbie Strong, Operations Manager at Ysguborwen Care Home in Aberdare, explains how their new “Park” enhances the lives of their residents.
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How
Over the last one hundred years the RCN has played an essential role in nursing education, improving standards and providing ongoing training.
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Compassionate Conversations programme
Course information for Compassionate Conversations unit, delivered by RCN Wales, accredited by Agored Cymru, for health care staff working in any sector. Gain 4 academic credits at Level 3 on completion of this programme.
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Then
The First World War led to a hugely increased demand for nurses. At this time nursing training was unregulated and any hospital could establish a training school and set its own standards. In addition, thousands of ordinary women volunteered to help the war effort in the Voluntary Aid Detachments (VADs).
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Professional Nurse Advocate programme
Designed to support the wellbeing and professional development of nurses, study the Professional Nurse Advocate unit, delivered by RCN Wales, accredited by Agored Cymru, for Registered Nurses working in any sector. Gain 20 academic credits at Level 7 on completion of this programme.
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Advanced Leadership in Nursing Practice programme
Supporting registered nurses develop skills in leading and managing themselves and their teams to deliver excellent patient centred care. Study the Advanced Leadership in Nursing Practice unit, delivered by RCN Wales, accredited by Agored Cymru, for Registered Nurses working in any sector. Gain 20 academic credits at Level 7 on completion of this programme.
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Career support for international nursing members
Useful careers resources for international nursing members and how the RCN Careers Service can help
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What
Major advances in medicine, changes in the NHS and the growth of nursing specialisms and research have changed the role of nursing dramatically in the last 100 years.
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Who
From Victorian times to the present day, the image of the nurse has taken on many roles in our imagination.
