QNIS Annual Review 2024 published
The QNIS Annual Review 2024 is now available online. The publication features information about the new 2024 Queen’s Nurses –…
Long service recognised by QNIS
We are delighted to have supported a number of long service awards events this year. In total, certificates were awarded…
Celebrating the 2024 Queen’s Nurses
Our annual Queen’s Nurse awards evening took place on Thursday 28th November at the Grassmarket Community Project. The Queen’s Nurse…
An invitation to enhance our own self-care and manage our emotions
As Self-Care Week 2024 gets underway, Nancy Adams, Trainer and Communications lead at Capacitar Scotland, discusses practices that allow us…
QNIS presents long service awards
QNIS Professional Nurse Lead, Emma Legge, was delighted to attend an event at St Mirren Football Club to present long…
Our bodies hold knowledge: exploring the importance of dance and movement in health interventions
We spoke to Hannah McIlveen, Health Partnerships Manager at Scottish Ballet and a 2024 Queen’s Nurse, about her nursing career,…
A cosy day down memory lane in Inverurie
Whilst small in number, there was no doubt that the retired Queen’s Nurses (rQNs) who gathered last week (Tuesday 8…
Retired Queen’s Nurses gather in Inverness
There was a fantastic turnout at this year’s local gathering of retired Queen’s Nurses (rQNs) in Inverness. Nearly 30 nurses…
Queen’s Nursing Institute Scotland appoints new Chief Executive and Nurse Director
We are pleased to report that Dr Sarah Doyle has been appointed Chief Executive and Nurse Director at the Queen’s…
Award for Greenock nurses with more than a century of service
Four nurses, who combined have given more than a century of service to a Greenock care firm, have been recognised…
