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A milestone for specialist community and public health nursing
A milestone for specialist community and public health nursing Next week, we’re asking Council to approve specialist community public health nurses (SCPHN), community nursing specialist practice qualifications (SPQs)
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Stakeholder engagement
experiences – so we’re better placed to protect the public and inspire confidence in our professions We set our understanding of the issues around advanced practice, of people’s needs and expectations, and of the
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Legal change will protect nursing and midwifery students who raise concerns
or victimisation when they raise concerns The Public Interest Disclosure Act has enabled nurses and April 2015, student nurses and midwives who are in practice settings as part of their education programmes
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Mary Renfrew
Professor of Mother and Infant Health at the University of Dundee A midwife, health researcher and educator Investigator status with the National Institute for Health Research in 2008, and she was Principal Investigator
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Circulars index
criteria for nurses to specialist community public health nursing programmes Circulars 2011 NMC Circular our circular about practice teachers supporting more than one student in practice NMC Circular 07/2011
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Post-registration standards steering group
development continues to evolve Nursing and midwifery practice is different today than from a decade ago and Specialist Community and Public Health Nursing (SCPHN) and Specialist Practice Qualifications (SPQs) Registered
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Our fitness to practise aims and objectives
overarching objective is the protection of the public, and it's central to everything we do To achieve and maintain the health, safety and wellbeing of the public promote and maintain public confidence in the
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Managing a student not making the progress expected
The AEI, with its practice learning partners, should have appropriate resources and staff in place to who is not fit to do so The AEI, with their practice learning partners, is responsible for putting
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Health
that a nurse, midwife or nursing associate has a health condition We will only need to intervene in a associate’s practice due to ill health if there is a risk of harm to patients or a related risk to public confidence
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Our post-registration standards are now approved
Geraldine Walters (Executive Director, Professional Practice), looked at the journey to develop the standards standards We worked with UK-wide partners from across health and social care to use all the evidence gathered