Category: Thought Leadership

Joining Virtual Forums

Originally published by Bev Matthews – 13th April 2019 Developing the Ambassadors’ network is a key part of creating the Nursing […]

Exploring the status of change agency in the NHS

Originally published by Rosanna Hunt – 12th April 2019 How we can better support NHS staff trying to deliver effective […]

Spread and Complexity in the NHS

Why, if an innovation makes an improvement in one clinic, don’t all similar clinics do the same? This is a […]

A week curating @NHS

Originally published by Bev Matthews – 22nd March 2019 recently had the real pleasure of curating @NHS Twitter account. The main reason […]

Going Global with Randomised Coffee Trials

Originally published by Bev Matthews – 21st March 2019 March is Randomised Coffee Trial (RCT) month for Nursing Now England and Transforming Perceptions […]

How co-production with alumni shapes the School for Change Agents

Originally published by Kathryn Perera – 15th March 2019 The (virtual) School for Change Agents 2019 launches on Monday 13th May, with […]

Looking Back to Move Forward – Transforming Perceptions of Nursing and Midwifery

Originally published by Bev Matthews – 8th March 2019 Wow, what a year! A thriving community of activist nursing and […]

TB Nurses Harnessing the Power of Social Media

Originally published by Leigh Kendall – 8th March 2019 Earlier this week I had the pleasure of presenting to tuberculosis […]

Taking Care of Others, Taking Care of Ourselves

Originally published by Ian Baines – 7th March 2019 We all experience good and bad times within our working life. […]

It Starts with the Dressing-up Box

Originally published by Bev Matthews – 7th March 2019 “What do you want to be when you grow up?”  We’ve […]

Building Networks The Power of Randomised Coffee Trials

Originally published by Leigh Kendall – 7th March 2019 The Nursing Now England and Transforming Perceptions of Midwifery 30 day […]

Returning to Practice – Becoming a Nurse Again

Originally published by Bev Matthews – 5th March 2019 Letting my Personal Identification Number (PIN) lapse from the Nursing and […]