This extended Local Learning Event will feature various presenters talking about diabetes, an ever growing health condition which is affecting more and more individuals and families throughout their lifetimes.
Presented by Ruth Burey, RCN Professional Learning and Development Facilitator, this session will provide a basic overview to support the understanding of innovation and service improvement work and an opportunity for participants to explore how to develop their own ideas into action to improve patient/client experience.
This session will be presented by Tony Newman, NMC Regulation Adviser- Fitness to Practice, and will incorporate an introduction to the NMC’s Employer Link Service.
This session will focus on thyroid conditions and will be presented by Kath Bell, member of the British Thyroid Foundation's West Midlands support group.
This session will explore the similarities and differences between supporting someone dying from frailty and old age as opposed to the more traditional end of life and palliative care scenarios, such as someone dying from cancer.
Presented by Shilpa Rayatt, Nutrition Contract Manager with Abbott Healthcare, this session will enable you to enhance your clinical skills in practice to assess patient competence and confidence in managing all aspects of their enteral feeding.
The RCN West Midlands Agency Nursing Network is a forum for agency nurses and HCAs to discuss the issues they face in the workplace. The network is free to attend and is open to pre- and post-registration nursing staff from any health care setting and sector, whether they are an RCN member or not.
The RCN West Midlands Quality Improvement Network (QIN) is for nursing staff who share a passion to pursue and promote excellence in the delivery of patient care. The network is free to attend and is open to pre- and post-registration nursing staff from any health care setting and sector, whether they are an RCN member or not.
Our regional Education Network in the West Midlands is open to practice educators, facilitators, mentors and other nursing staff with an interest in or remit for nurse education and/or learning and development. The network is free to attend and is open to pre- and post-registration nursing staff from any health care setting and sector, whether they are an RCN member or not.
This workshop will provide an overview of learning disability nursing over the past 100 years, and explore the challenges faced by people with learning disability and the LD nursing profession.
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