Animation supports carers for people with dementia
Our 2017 ‘Catalysts for Change’ projects submitted their final reports earlier this year. In addition to their written report, one…
Safe Staffing in Scotland – what it means for community nurses
With MSPs debating proposed legislation to support safe staffing in Scotland, QNIS spoke to Eileen McKenna, Associate Director at RCN…
21 Queen’s Nurses and Four Fellowship awards presented
The QNIS annual awards dinner was held on Thursday November 29th in Edinburgh, with 21 community nurses receiving their Queen’s…
21 community nurses receive Queen’s Nurse title
A group of 21 community nurses working across Scotland have been awarded the prestigious title of Queen’s Nurse. Among those…
Queen’s Nurse hosts conference to raise awareness of human trafficking
Community midwife Hilary Alba has organised and hosted an awareness raising event on human trafficking as part of her Queen’s…
Student nurse journey- what I’ve learned and loved, what I’m scared about, and what I’m excited for
In our latest blog, the Undergraduate QNIS Prizewinner from University of Glasgow, Catherine White, tells us her story: Currently i’m…
Orkney community nurses presented with long service awards
The dedication and commitment of some of Orkney’s longest serving nurses has been recognised at a special ceremony. Each of…
Financial scamming of vulnerable adults a concern for community nurses
Community nurses working in Scotland have highlighted concerns about people in their care being vulnerable to financial scammers. A new…
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….