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My day: Working as a registered nurse in a care home ... urse and carers to ask how the shift went. I might have worked yesterday, but it’s still a new day and I don’t know what has happened in the night. From their answers, I’m able to plan my day. The next job is to check the notice board for any new information. We get information from carers on the first to the last room in the home and what work has been done in the night. The carers are the ones ... Date: 26-10-2023 Categories: • Analysis • Interviews • Professional
Yoga and meditation recommended to reduce blood pressure ... ar system and the evidence is accumulating.' He added: 'There's so much people can do for themselves. All of us need to take a step back and say, actually, I should be able to find half an hour in my day to have a little bit of time to myself and decompress and just relax - whether it's listening to music, going for a walk or going to the gym and doing some exercise.' Date: 21-09-2023 Categories: • Cardiovascular
My day: Working as director of the UK’s only nurse-led practice ... to day running of the practice. This involves managing the team of nurses who are responsible for the majority of clinical care. Read more articles from the My Day series here Date: 02-08-2023 Categories: • Analysis • Interviews
My day: Working as a homelessness outreach nurse ... lexible, which is brilliant, because it helps me to achieve a better work-life balance. Read more articles from the My Day series here Date: 21-07-2023 Categories: • Analysis • Interviews
Social care nurses from overseas ‘exploited and harassed’ while working in UK ... d have to pay back. ‘My employer didn’t pay me for the last few months to recoup the money they claimed I owed them. They’d call on my day off to ask if what I was doing was important. The whole experience was devastating.’ The Department of Health and Social Care has been contacted for comment. Date: 10-07-2023 Categories: • Latest news
My day: Working as a registered nursing associate ... by the sea, so we stroll along the seafront and chat over things that have happened during our day. Read more articles from the My Day series here Date: 12-04-2023 Categories: • Interviews
My day: Working as an ANP and practice partner Ben Scott, an ANP and practice partner at Blyth Road Medical Centre in Rotherham, tells Mimi Launder about how he spends his day managing both patients and his practice 07.00I leave the house around ... Date: 20-12-2022 Categories: • All Analysis • Interviews • Professional
My day: Working as a lead nurse in general practice Naomi Berry, who is the lead general practice nurse at Rooley Lane Medical Centre in Bradford after just three years in the profession, tells Mimi Launder about a day running clinics and supporting her nur ... Date: 17-10-2022 Categories: • Interviews • Professional
My day: Working as a Diana nurse supporting sick children Carmela Scott, lead nurse for the Diana team at East London NHS Trust, shares a day in the life of her team as they support children with life-limiting and life-threatening conditions in the community ... Date: 04-07-2022 Categories: • Community nursing • Paediatrics • Professional
My day: Working as a complex care nurse Jennifer Crozier shares the highlights of a day in her role supporting people over 65 living at home with varying degrees of frailty. 08.30Today I am the team coordinator, so I start by ... Date: 19-04-2022 Categories: • Professional
‘What I love about practice nurses is that they’re strong’ ... ctice nursing (GPN) network at NHS Alliance for a while and we’ve been involved in primary care since we started, so I’ve got several roles. I’ve got the chair role at the Alliance, and then my day job [as an independent nurse] in which I’m mostly known for doing community-based development work. I’ve just started doing some work for children with asthma. Of course, when you’re working with children, t ... Date: 29-01-2018 Categories: • Professional • Views

My day: Working as a registered nurse in a care home ... urse and carers to ask how the shift went. I might have worked yesterday, but it’s still a new day and I don’t know what has happened in the night. From their answers, I’m able to plan my day. The next job is to check the notice board for any new information. We get information from carers on the first to the last room in the home and what work has been done in the night. The carers are the ones ... Date: 26-10-2023 Categories: • Analysis • Interviews • Professional

Yoga and meditation recommended to reduce blood pressure ... ar system and the evidence is accumulating.' He added: 'There's so much people can do for themselves. All of us need to take a step back and say, actually, I should be able to find half an hour in my day to have a little bit of time to myself and decompress and just relax - whether it's listening to music, going for a walk or going to the gym and doing some exercise.' Date: 21-09-2023 Categories: • Cardiovascular

My day: Working as director of the UK’s only nurse-led practice ... to day running of the practice. This involves managing the team of nurses who are responsible for the majority of clinical care. Read more articles from the My Day series here Date: 02-08-2023 Categories: • Analysis • Interviews

My day: Working as a homelessness outreach nurse ... lexible, which is brilliant, because it helps me to achieve a better work-life balance. Read more articles from the My Day series here Date: 21-07-2023 Categories: • Analysis • Interviews

Social care nurses from overseas ‘exploited and harassed’ while working in UK ... d have to pay back. ‘My employer didn’t pay me for the last few months to recoup the money they claimed I owed them. They’d call on my day off to ask if what I was doing was important. The whole experience was devastating.’ The Department of Health and Social Care has been contacted for comment. Date: 10-07-2023 Categories: • Latest news

My day: Working as a registered nursing associate ... by the sea, so we stroll along the seafront and chat over things that have happened during our day. Read more articles from the My Day series here Date: 12-04-2023 Categories: • Interviews

My day: Working as an ANP and practice partner Ben Scott, an ANP and practice partner at Blyth Road Medical Centre in Rotherham, tells Mimi Launder about how he spends his day managing both patients and his practice 07.00I leave the house around ... Date: 20-12-2022 Categories: • All Analysis • Interviews • Professional

My day: Working as a lead nurse in general practice Naomi Berry, who is the lead general practice nurse at Rooley Lane Medical Centre in Bradford after just three years in the profession, tells Mimi Launder about a day running clinics and supporting her nur ... Date: 17-10-2022 Categories: • Interviews • Professional

My day: Working as a Diana nurse supporting sick children Carmela Scott, lead nurse for the Diana team at East London NHS Trust, shares a day in the life of her team as they support children with life-limiting and life-threatening conditions in the community ... Date: 04-07-2022 Categories: • Community nursing • Paediatrics • Professional

My day: Working as a complex care nurse Jennifer Crozier shares the highlights of a day in her role supporting people over 65 living at home with varying degrees of frailty. 08.30Today I am the team coordinator, so I start by ... Date: 19-04-2022 Categories: • Professional

‘What I love about practice nurses is that they’re strong’ ... ctice nursing (GPN) network at NHS Alliance for a while and we’ve been involved in primary care since we started, so I’ve got several roles. I’ve got the chair role at the Alliance, and then my day job [as an independent nurse] in which I’m mostly known for doing community-based development work. I’ve just started doing some work for children with asthma. Of course, when you’re working with children, t ... Date: 29-01-2018 Categories: • Professional • Views

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