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and Adversity Network Funded by QNIS in partnership with the Burdett Trust for Nursing Applications for 2022/23 are now closed About Speakers Programme Eligibility Complexity and Adversity Network Funded by QNIS in partnership with the Burdett Trust for Nursing Applications for 2022/23 are now closed About Programme Speakers Apply Eligibility criteria Working as a community nurse or midwife in primary care* in Scotland  Working predominantly with people living in the most deprived areas in Scotland  Able to commit to attending the programme of online workshops Able to confirm support from your line manager to attend monthly until end March 2023 Interested in relational psychodynamic ideas (you don’t need prior experience, but interest is essential)  Willing to bring clinical practice reflections for shared discussion   *We use the definition of primary care published by the Primary Care Clinical Professions Group, which includes but is not limited to district nurses, primary care mental health nurses, health visitors, midwives, homeless access/outreach nurses, general practice nurses, care home nurses, prison nurses and others If you have any questions or are unsure whether you’re eligible, please just get in touch with the programme lead Dr Sarah Doyle at sarah.doyle@qnis.org.uk and we can help.