Qualified District Nurse and NMP, passionate about community nursing in the NHS, committed to high quality patient care and keeping morale high ๐๐ป
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Couldnโt have got through the day without Team Leader @KellyJo42857149 and the best District Nursing crew on this wet Tuesday ๐คฃ Amazing teamwork at Eastwood as always despite the pressures ๐ฅน
@simontutt88 @alisonleary1 Donโt feel bad, great discussion is the key to us all understanding each otherโs roles and working together ๐๐ป Just reading the thread has given me loads of food for thought ๐
@TowneClaire@alisonleary1@TheQNI Typed out a few replies and then thought better of it because this is clearly bigger than those tweets. Got me thinking about our links with acute services and how we could improve knowledge of our services with our hospital colleagues.
@simontutt88 @alisonleary1 This is really heartbreaking to read as a DN whoโs completed advanced practice modules, reviews patients, Individually holds risk and independently manages patients and yesโฆ also prescribes.
Kelly Joyce, a District Nurse, has been praised for her supportive leadership during a District Nurse apprenticeship, boosting confidence & facilitating growth. She is passionate about education & empowering colleagues & students to deliver exceptional care. #NottshcOSCARS
So emotional to leave my lovely team at @arnold_nursing. What a fab 2 1/2 years Iโve had with you all, thank you for my presents and everything else along the way ๐ฅฒ Think of me when you do Karaoke ๐คฃ ๐ค
11 years ago I was excited for my first day on a real ward as a student nurse ๐ฅน
Wonder what baby nurse Leanne would think of how the following 11 years have gone.
@ShaunLintern I really fail to see how weekly compliance checks with Waterlow, MUST body mapping would help in this circumstance. Sounds like the DN team knew they needed to visit more but didnโt have the capacity to do so. A familiar feeling for all of us in community nursing at the moment.