Category: Thought Leadership

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 […]

Anyone Can Be An Agent of Change

Originally published by Leigh Kendall – 1st March 2019 Ilove this short animation, in which Jody Williams, Nobel Peace Prize […]

A promise to learn – a commitment to act lessons from the Empowering People and Communities Taskforce

Originally published by Kathryn Perera – 28th February 2019 In his ground-breaking publication on patient safety (A Promise to Learn, […]

What’s Your Return on Social Media Influence

Originally published by Leigh Kendall – 18th February 2019 What do you think is a factor in social media influence?  […]

Collaborating to Improve Crisis Mental Health Support

Originally published by Leigh Kendall – 7th February 2019 “Why would you have an emergency situation that could be prevented?” […]

Tackling Unwarranted Variation in Nursing and Midwifery

Originally published by Bev Matthews – 6th February 2019 his month’s challenge for the Nursing Now England and Transforming the Perceptions of Midwifery programmes […]

Inspiring Future Nurses with Mini Uniforms for Children

Originally published by Bev Matthews – 4th February 2019 Year 5 students at Percy Shurmer Primary Academy in Birmingham were excited to […]

Celebrating Front Line Ambulance Staff with the #ProjectA Ideas Directory

Originally published by Leigh Kendall – 17th January 2019 We are delighted to launch the #ProjectA directory of good ideas!  […]

The Response To Nurse Vacancies Must Be Sustainable

Originally published by Bev Matthews – 11th January 2019 Today my opinion piece on responding to nursing vacancies has been […]

How Do You Really Feel

Originally published by Leigh Kendall – 10th January 2019 Life is full of emotional ups and downs. When we’re going […]

A Collection of Blogs – Celebrating the Voices of Nurses and Midwives

Originally published by Bev Matthews – 21st December 2018 Over the last six months nursing and midwifery ambassadors have been […]

Nurses Unite for the Launch of Nursing Now England

Originally published by Bev Matthews – 11th December 2018 Professor Jane Cummings, the Chief Nursing Officer (CNO) launched Nursing Now England on […]