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Mashup Score: 7Run for your life | RCN Magazines | Royal College of Nursing - 3 year(s) ago
Nurses Claire and Sharon explain how running has improved their mental health and helped them manage the pressures of work
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Jonah’s been instrumental in driving forward new developments in prostate cancer diagnosis.
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"It's rare for nurses to train consultants, but I really enjoy it." Find out how clinical nurse specialist Jonah is making a difference in detecting men's cancer. #rcnmagazines #rcnbulletin https://t.co/LVXJhCoGgQ
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How to adapt to keep your nursing career on track.
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Bex has carved out a successful nursing career despite constantly being on the move. #rcnmagazines #rcnbulletin https://t.co/22Tl1EIKld
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Hannah talks about her role in charge of a mother and baby unit in Devon supporting women experiencing severe postnatal depression
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Untreated, perinatal mental illness is one of the leading causes of death for women during pregnancy and the first year after birth. Read how nurse Hannah is caring for those who become mentally unwell during and after pregnancy. #rcnmagazines #rcnbulletin https://t.co/IBY11Z4MGN
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Stephen Jones, RCN mental health lead, explores what’s meant by moral distress and why it’s nothing to be ashamed of.
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What’s meant by moral distress, why it’s nothing to be ashamed of, and the support the RCN can provide to members who are affected by it. #rcnbulletin #rcnmagazines https://t.co/ZxSxWtaGfe
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A workplace inclusion café is empowering and supporting nursing staff, while helping them deliver the best care for patients
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“Understanding each other is a step towards positive change." Read about Larissa's work to set up a workplace inclusion café to celebrate diversity and empower nursing staff to deliver the best care for patients. #rcnbulletin #rcnmagazines https://t.co/g6WwrkoTN8
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Mashup Score: 0Supporting the families of members who've died due to COVID-19 | Bulletin | Royal College of Nursing - 3 year(s) ago
Working with employers, we’re helping members’ families make claims under the coronavirus life assurance schemes.
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Working with employers, we’re helping members’ families make claims under the coronavirus life assurance schemes. #rcnbulletin https://t.co/dKcVo7iyCm
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Mashup Score: 3Forever changed | Bulletin | Royal College of Nursing - 3 year(s) ago
Twelve months after critical care nurse Dawn Bilbrough’s emotional plea to panic buyers went viral, she shares her experience of the pandemic.
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“If there’s a silver lining to the pandemic, it’s that people now have a better understanding of nursing. There’s a lot of respect for the profession right now and I hope that continues beyond COVID-19." @BilbroughDawn #COVID19 #RCNBulletin https://t.co/mjFwxBYGE9
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Mashup Score: 5On course for success | RCN Bulletin | Royal College of Nursing - 3 year(s) ago
Find out how an education and career development grant from the RCN Foundation can help you and your patients
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Get up to £5,000 for training and career development in nursing as the RCN Foundation's professional development grant applications open today. Read how others applied and find out how you can too. #RCNFEducationgrants #RCNBulletin https://t.co/JGzEKINOC1
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Mashup Score: 3Eating for endurance | Bulletin| Royal College of Nursing - 3 year(s) ago
Nutritional therapist Nicola shares her advice for preparing quick and easy energy boosting food
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"Drinking a glass of water will do more for your concentration than a caffeinated drink." Find out more simple tips for boosting your energy and eating well from nutritional therapist Nicola Moore. #rcnbulletin #rcnmagazines https://t.co/rMAReZP9C9
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"Sometimes I would just cry by the canal while running, but it was cathartic." Read how nurse Claire found running an important part of her recovery from cervical and breast cancer. #rcnmagazines #rcnbulletin https://t.co/IsfpK7lO91