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Who do I feel safe to talk to?
Our latest blog comes from Postgraduate QNIS Prizewinner from the University of Edinburgh, Temitayo Odewusi, pictured below (centre) with Aisha…
Prioritising Stillness
We cannot be fully present to ourselves, our relationships and our work all the time. It is not humanly possible….
Reinforced my drive to learn
In our latest blog, QNIS Postgraduate Prizewinner Bethan Murdoch tells us about her experience as a health visitor. Receiving notification…
Celebrating Innovative Quality Improvement
Students on the pre-registration Bachelor of Nursing programme in the School of Health and Social Care at Edinburgh Napier University…
Passion for Community Nursing from QNIS Prizewinner
For our latest blog, Caitlin Henderson, the QNIS Undergraduate Academic Prizewinner from QMU tells us about her passion for community…
Celebrating 70 years of nursing and midwifery in our NHS Scotland
A public exhibition and NHS Big Tea party took place at Edinburgh Napier University on Thursday 5th July 2018 to…
Postgraduate prizewinner shares enthusiasm for person-centred health visiting
Meghan Tuohy, a postgraduate student at Queen Margaret University (QMU), won the QNIS academic prize at a ceremony in May….
Images of the Past – The District Nurse: A Pictoral History
As we edge closer to our 130 year anniversary, we are revisiting our history. It is becoming increasingly obvious that…
Future Mental Health
The point of a conference is to make you think. To think about what you’ve heard, new ideas to implement,…
Reflections on the QNIS conference
What? I have now been qualified as a specialist practitioner district nurse for one year. It has been a steep…