Day One - Tue, 09/17/2019 - 10:00
Return to Practice
Amanda Cheesley
Tue, 09/17/2019 - 11:00
Talk by RCNi Nurse of the Year 2019
Listen to a talk by Opthamology matron, Taurai Matare of Barts Health and winner of this year's RCNi Nurse of the Year on her career journey and how she transformed her unit and the care it provides by developing it's care pathways and workforce over the past 14 years.
Tue, 09/17/2019 - 12:00
Preceptorship - Why you should find the best start
This workshop will help newly and nearly qualified nurses to thrive during their first year of nursing and understand what their new employer can provide for them.
Mark has lead on Preceptorship in the independent sector for 5 years. With his experience working as a HCA before qualifying as a RMN in 2004, knowledge gained as a Management of Violence and Aggression Tutor for 6 years and training staff in H&S, BLS and other areas, he understands the amount of pressure a newly qualified nurse can feel, when starting in that first new job. Be that on the ward or even that first day in induction!
Mark has spent his time speaking with hundreds of students, listening to what they want in a Preceptorship and has supported almost 300 newly qualified nurses through their Preceptorship. With the backing of Elysium Healthcare, the programme has been accredited by the RCN and delivers two cohorts, starting 6 months a part, with 11 days of training over 12 months away from hospital services!
That’s why Elysium Healthcare feel they lead the field in Preceptorship and during Marks talks you will learn more about how to ask the right questions at a job fair. When you should be asking them, of your potential employer and yourself and how to
Tue, 09/17/2019 - 13:00
International Health: managing the care of patients who are on the move
Talk by International SOS
Tue, 09/17/2019 - 14:00
Financial education
Tue, 09/17/2019 - 15:00
Leadership and developing multicultural teams
Day Two - Wed, 09/18/2019 - 10:00
Return to Practice
Amanda Cheesley
Wed, 09/18/2019 - 11:00
Acute Stroke – developing a nurse practitioner team in a developing service
Chris Sanders, Advanced Nurse Practitioner in Acute Stroke, Wessex Neurological Centre, University Hospital Southampton
Wed, 09/18/2019 - 12:00
Careers in Adult Social Care -My Journey since leaving the NHS.
Talk by Lindsay Rees RGN, Clinical Manager (Colten Care) winner of the RCNi 2019 Nursing Older People Award
Colten Care are a private family owned company with just over 1000 beds across 21 nursing homes in the South West of England. Lindsay is one of two clinical managers at Colten Care who are responsible for the clinical governance across the group. Her role in the regional quality assurance team is to support the homes to achieve a rating of Good or Outstanding with CQC and to ensure that the residents in the nursing homes experience evidence based high quality clinical care.
Wed, 09/18/2019 - 13:00
Forensic Mental Health Nursing
Mark has lead on Preceptorship in the independent sector for 5 years. With his experience working as a HCA before qualifying as a RMN in 2004, knowledge gained as a Management of Violence and Aggression Tutor for 6 years and training staff in H&S, BLS and other areas, he understands the amount of pressure a newly qualified nurse can feel, when starting in that first new job. Be that on the ward or even that first day in induction!
Mark has spent his time speaking with hundreds of students, listening to what they want in a Preceptorship and has supported almost 300 newly qualified nurses through their Preceptorship. With the backing of Elysium Healthcare, the programme has been accredited by the RCN and delivers two cohorts, starting 6 months a part, with 11 days of training over 12 months away from hospital services!
That’s why Elysium Healthcare feel they lead the field in Preceptorship and during Marks talks you will learn more about how to ask the right questions at a job fair. When you should be asking them, of your potential employer and yourself and how to
Wed, 09/18/2019 - 14:00
Becoming a successful healthcare entrepreneur
Angela Stewart, mother of three with over 30 years children’s nursing experience in the NHS, saw the gap in the market in caring for children with complex health needs within the community and founded NurtureCare in 2013.
Growing from a spare room in her house to an award winning multi-million pound business in a prime Nottingham city location in under five years, Angela has been the catalyst that expanded NurtureCare to over four counties and shows no signs of slowing down.
Having recently added Nurture Academy, a specialist training division, to her portfolio of successful ventures, Angela now has her sights firmly set to national, international expansion and the opening of the first NurtureCare Respite Care Home.