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Education and NNNG Business |
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NNNG Committee
Vacancies -
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NNNG Conference 2010
The National Motorcycle
Museum, Birmingham
http://www.nationalmotorcyclemuseum.co.uk/
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3rd NNNG Advanced Skills Study Day
11th September 2009
Royal Preston Hospital,
Lancashire
Programme
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Improving Nutrition on the Wards
Date:
Tuesday 22nd September 2009
Venue:
20 Cavendish Square, London
This conference provides a practical guide to
implementing the 10 Key Recommendations for Good
Nutritional Care in Hospitals with a focus on
moving forward -
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Contact:
For more information please call Hanisha on 020
8541 1399, email
hanisha@healthcare-events.co.uk or
visit
http://www.healthcare-events.co.uk
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Nursing Professional Practice
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The NHS Next Stage Review
An NHS that gives patients and the
public more information and choice,
works in partnership and has quality
of care at its heart -click
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RCN report - Breaking down
barriers, driving up standards: The
role of the Ward Sister and Charge
Nurse
This Royal College of Nursing report
looks at how the role of Ward sister
/ Charge Nurse is working across
different types of hospital trusts
in England, including mental health,
children and adult wards... The
report findings highlight that work
urgently needs to done to strengthen
and support the role for the
delivery of high-quality nursing. To
download
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Nutritional
Professional Updates |
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NEW ORDER YOUR DVD HERE
http://www.ageconcern.org.uk/AgeConcern/hungry-to-be-heard-video.asp
What do you get when you mix
hospital mealtimes and heavyweight
bouncers? You get seriously
protected mealtimes, that’s what!
You also get Age Concern’s new and
very funny viral marketing campaign
aimed at tackling the problem of
malnutrition among older patients in
hospitals.
With the help of some of the UK's
top comic talent, including Steve
Mangan from Channel 4's popular
Green Wing series, we have launched
a series of short video clips that
show how simple solutions – like red
trays and protected mealtimes – can
help improve nutritional standards
on the wards. In one of the clips,
Steve Mangan plays a doctor, who
tries unsuccessfully to disrupt an
older person’s mealtime – think Mr
Bean crossed with Mission
Impossible!
Order your copy and other
information from
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