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Let's bust some myths about learning disability nursing
Jonathan Beebee, RCN professional lead for learning disabilities nursing, explores myths surrounding this vital sector of the profession.
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Developing the Paradigm for the All-England Review of Mental Health Nursing
Mental health nursing is a complex and autonomous practice that can often be difficult to define. However, this complexity can also be a strength, allowing us to adapt to the diverse needs of our populations. We must comprehensively understand our professional and public-facing identities to grow and succeed in what we do.
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Celebrate Learning Disability Nursing: Valuing the contribution of people with learning disabilities
Recognising the value of people with learning disabilities and sharing both my practice and outlook.
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Potentially unlawful substitution of mental health and learning disabilities nurses in UK in-patient services – the realities on the ground
The RCN has received reports from several members expressing concerns regarding the substitution of registered learning disabilities and mental health nurses with registered adult and children's nurses, as well as allied health professionals, in an attempt to fill nursing vacancies in in-patient mental health services.
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My reflections on nursing and receiving an award from the King
My blog describes my reflections on working at the RCN, my nursing career generally over the past 42 years of service and receiving a British Empire Medal in the Kings Birthdays Honours in June 2023.
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The Role of the Youth Justice Lead Nurse
My role as a Youth Justice Lead Nurse.
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Professional Nurse Advocate role and staff wellbeing within health in justice
Implementation of the Professional Nurse Advocate Role across Health in Justice.
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Transitioning from Health Care Assistant to Primary Care Nurse in Prison Healthcare
My experiences as a Health Care Assistant in HM Prison Oakwood.
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Be curious. You can find similarities, differences, and opportunities
The role of Professional Advocacy is an emerging role across the whole of nursing. Due to some of the sub-specialisms and realms of practice colleagues can feel that some of the challenges that they face are unique. Learning together can strengthen our sense of belonging and our professional identity.
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Reflections leading to new beginnings
Reflecting on achievements and challenges of recent years to looking forward and planning for a New Year and the opportunities available to improve and share good practice.