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Becoming a Registered Nursing Associate: Hear It from the Experts
Professor Ian Peate and Nursing Associate Laura Smith discuss the essential skills and knowledge you need to know in order to become a competent, confident, and compassionate Nursing Associate in England.
Referring to points from Professor Peate's forthcoming books, The Nursing Associate at a Glance and The Nursing Associate′s Handbook of Clinical Skills, Ian and Laura discuss:
- The importance of providing high-quality, safe, and effective care with the patient at the heart of all that is done.
- How to improve the safety and quality of care, including an examination of health and safety legislation and the use of risk assessment tools.
- How to effectively work in teams, including positive interaction with other members of the care team and how to manage data.
- How to provide and monitor care, including discussions of deteriorating, anxious, and confused patients.
This informative, recorded webinar is perfect for trainee nursing associates and those aspiring to successfully graduate from the nursing associate programme.
Speaker:
Ian Peate
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Ian Peate, OBE FRCN, is a highly dedicated and driven educator with over forty years cumulative experience in a variety of education and healthcare settings in the UK. Ian has published extensively on nursing topics authoring over 40 titles. Ian became editor-in-chief of the esteemed British Journal of Nursing in 2011, is consultant editor of the Journal of Paramedic Practice, sits on the editorial board of the British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, and is a reviewer for several publishing houses. Ian currently manages the School of Health Studies educational provision for all health and care professions at the Gibraltar Health Authority.
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Laura Smith
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Laura Smith qualified as a Nursing Associate in September 2020 following two years training at the University of Derby. She currently works within a district nursing team that cares for patients in their own homes.
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