The Queen's Nursing Institute Scotland
Promoting excellence in community nursing across Scotland
Nursing’s contribution to Scotland’s health Marking the year of the nurse and midwife in 2020, the QNIS Conference focuses on the contribution that community nurses make to the health and wellbeing of the population of Scotland. Speakers include: Sir Harry Burns, Professor of Global Public Health, Jeane Freeman, Cabinet Secretary for Health and Sport Barbara
Community nursing: Celebrating the past, shaping the future In 2019 we are marking 130 years of the Queen’s Nursing Institute Scotland. This year’s conference offers us all the opportunity to celebrate nursing pioneers – past, present and future. The founders of QNIS set out to address the impact of poverty on the nation’s health. The conference will
Who are the change makers? how to make an impact in your community The QNIS 2018 Conference took place on 28th March, at the John McIntyre Conference Centre in Edinburgh. It was a fabulous day, with a great energy in the room throughout. Further information will be provided in due course, but here are some
Taking Care of Our Future Hundreds of health visitors gathered for a conference celebrating the contribution they make to the future of children and families across Scotland. The event – Taking Care of Our Future – was held in Glasgow on Tuesday August 22 and heard from a range of speakers including Cabinet Secretary for
The QNIS 2017 Annual Conference takes place on 16th March, at the Grand Central Hotel, Glasgow.
There are no upcoming dates for this event.
The QNIS 2017 Annual Conference will take place on 16th March, at the Grand Central Hotel, Glasgow.
Connecting, Equipping, Championing The QNIS 2016 Conference will take place on 17th March, at the Royal College of Surgeons, Edinburgh. This event has now completely sold out! We are now operating on a waiting list system, so please email elaine.thomas@qnis.org.uk, 0131 229 2333 and pass her your details. If we have any drop outs, we will
The Summer Annul Gathering offers a unique opportunity for retired Queen’s Nurses and others connected to the Institute to reunite for lunch in the splendid surroundings of Crieff Hydro. This year it takes place on June 22nd. The event is free for retired Queen’s Nurses, who travel in large numbers from all over Scotland. It
