Pages tagged with: nursing
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Why we need more men to become nurses
Adult Nursing lecturer Kevin Hambridge explains that while people assume nursing is only for women, we are alienating 50% of the potential workforce
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Adult elective orthopaedic nursing (degree level)
Examine the management and care of the orthopaedic adult patient pertaining to the disease process, assessment, treatment and potential complications with this University of Plymouth module.
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Advanced Clinical Practitioner degree apprenticeship
University of Plymouth – Advanced Clinical Practitioner Degree Apprenticeship. All the information healthcare professionals need to know about our MSc Advanced Clinical Practitioner work-based degree
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Advanced Clinical Practitioner: Information for Employees
University of Plymouth: Advanced Clinical Practitioner apprenticeship. All the information healthcare professionals need to know about our Advanced Clinical Practice work-based masters degree.
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Pori Finland 2018 European Network of Nursing in Higher Education (ENNE)
Six University of Plymouth students went to Pori in April 2018 for the European Network of Nursing in Higher Education.
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Higher Apprenticeship: FdSc Nursing Associate
University of Plymouth: Our work-based Nursing Associate Apprenticeship programme enables new and existing healthcare staff to study for a foundation degree in nursing whilst in paid employment
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Nursing associate: information for employees
University of Plymouth: FdSc Nursing Associate work-based qualification - information for employees
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Men's Health Week: 11-17 June
University of Plymouth Men's Health Week - 11-17 June
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Mental health nursing student insight: Gemma Isaac-Henwood
Current BSc (Hons) Nursing (Mental Health) student, Gemma, shares an insight into her time studying at the University of Plymouth.
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Angela Foulds - Adult Nursing graduate
University of Plymouth alumni: Angela Foulds, Bsc (Hons) Nursing (Adult) graduate
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“Don’t say you’re ‘just a nurse’ – it’s more than enough”
Heather Skirton, retiring Professor of Health Genetics at the University of Plymouth, writes on International Nurses Day about her journey through healthcare and her hope it can inspire nurses of the present and future
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Celebrating the founder of modern nursing
To mark International Nurses Day, Professor Bridie Kent from the University of Plymouth writes about the lasting influence of arguably history’s most famous nurse, Florence Nightingale