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National Nurses Nutrition Group |
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Chair |
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Liz
Evans
Nutrition Nurse Specialist
Buckinghamshire Hospitals NHS Trust
Old
Opthalmology Outpatients
Stoke
Mandeville Hospital
Aylesbury
Bucks
HP21 8AL
mobile
07775 508483
Direct
Line 01296 316645
email liz.evans@buckshosp.nhs.uk
Liz Evans
became the nutrition nurse specialist for Bucks Trust in 2007 . She has
a varied nursing background - most recent being sister of an acute
stroke unit but has vast experience in acute surgical and medical
nursing. She has had a passion for the promotion of good nutritional
care for many years now . She has a BA hons in Nursing Practice and did
her dissertation in Trained Nurse's attitudes to nutrition in hospital
patients. As part of her role as Oral Nutrition Officer for the NNNG,
Liz has worked on a number of national initiatives including being a
stakeholder for the Department of Health Nutrition Action Plan and being
part of an Expert Reference Group for the on going E learning programme
for nutritional care. Liz has spoken at a number of national conferences
and is at present doing a one day a week secondment as Project Manager
for a Patient Safety Federation workstream,No Needless Malnutrition.
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Treasurer |
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John
Kennedy
Regional Nurse Manager
Fresenius Kabi Ltd
Cestrian Court
Eastgate Way
Manor Park
Runcorn
WA7 1NT
Tel: 07789 934702/ 01792 588 498
Email:
john.kennedy@fresenius-kabi.com
John worked first as a
Nutrition Nurse in 1998 in the East and North
Hertfordshire NHS Trust. Thereafter, he worked
as a Nutrition Nurse in the University Hospitals
of Leicester NHS Trust and St Mark’s Hospital.
He moved to Fresenius Kabi in 2008 where he is
working as a regional nurse manager. Prior to
that, his experience was in adult
cardiothoracic, intensive care and surgical
nursing. John has spoken at many national and
international conferences and authored and
co-authored various published papers on clinical
nutrition. He represents the NNNG on the BANS
committee.
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Communications Officers |
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 Neil
Wilson
Senior Lecturer and Admissions Tutor
Pre-Registration Adult Nursing
Faculty of Health, Psychology & Social Care,
Department of Nursing,
Room
28,
Manchester Metropolitan University,
Elizabeth Gaskell Campus,
Hathersage Road,
Manchester.
M13
0JA
Tel:
0161 247 2977
Email;
neil.wilson@mmu.ac.uk
Neil
trained as an Adult Registered Nurse at the
University of Manchester and worked in
urological and colorectal surgery until being
seconded as his Trust's first Nutritional
Support Nurse. He completed the Leeds Course in
Clinical Nutrition and the ENB NO4 Gastro-enterological
Nursing and Nutrition Support Nursing. He was
appointed as a Nutrition Nurse Specialist in
2003 and worked across a Acute and Primary Care
Trust establishing a nurse Led nutrition out
patient clinic and clinical nutrition
interventional service until December 2007. Neil
moved into Higher Education and is now working
as a Senior Lecturer at Manchester Metropolitan
University, teaching on the Pre Registration
Nursing Programme, will specialist interest in
nutrition. Neil continues to have close links
with practice, with honorary contracts at
Trafford Healthcare NHS Trust and Lancashire
Teaching Hospitals for research and clinical
purposes.
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Education
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Winnie Magambo
Nutrition Nurse Specialist
Department of Nutrition & Dietetics
University Hospital of Wales Cardiff
Cardiff and Vale NHS Trust
Heath Park
Cardiff
CF14 4XW
Tel: 029 20746
Fax: 029 20744913
Email:
Winnie.magambo@cardiffandvale.wales.nhs.uk
Nurse training as an adult RN at
Addenbrookes Hospital in Cambridge and moved to
Cardiff in 1997 working within the Critical Care
Directorate Cardiff and Vale. In 2005 she took up
the post of Nutrition Nurse Specialist in Cardiff.
Her main strengths are General Adult Intensive Care
and PICU. Her current post as Lead Nurse for
Parenteral Nutrition and Home Parenteral Nutrition (HPN)
involves working within the nutrition support team
with colleagues covering both enteral & parenteral
nutrition and Winnie has been pivotal scoping and in
setting up the Welsh HPN network ensuring Cardiff
remains the is the main centre. She has presented
nationally at conferences and is the NNNG committees
Education and Conference Organiser. on our behalf
she represents the NNNG on the BAPEN Education and
training committee and is also the BAPEN regional
representative for Wales
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Committee
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Anne Myers
Lead Nurse
Intestinal Failure Unit
Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust
Stott Lane
Salford
Manchester
M6 8HD
Tel: 0161 206 1191
Bleep: 3087
Email:
anne.myers@srft.nhs.uk
I trained as a Registered Nurse
(adults) at Salford Royal Hospital just outside
Manchester, qualifying in 1982. I gained experience
in medicine, general surgery, orthopaedics and
colorectal surgery before taking up the post of Lead
Nurse in the Intestinal Failure Unit at Hope
Hospital in Salford in 1996. I gained a BA (Hons) in
Health Studies in 1995.
The Intestinal Failure Unit is one of
only two in the United Kingdom specifically funded
and designated by the Department of Health (National
Commissioning Group) for the treatment and
management of complex IF patients. As the Lead Nurse
I am required to provide frequent advice to local,
national and international colleagues from many
disciplines, regarding the care of IF patients. This
includes attending and being an active participant
in regular local, regional, national and Department
of Health meetings to provide expert nursing advice
and knowledge and a recognised contributor to the
body of knowledge concerning IF at a local and
national level.
I am a regular attendee and
contributor at many national and international
conferences and have authored and co-authored
various published papers on different aspects of
intestinal failure.
I have recently been integral in
securing funding for a corporate Nutrition Support
Team within my Trust.
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Jane Fletcher
