Pleased to see this article published: 'How to' develop and present a conference poster. Clear practical tips from @AmyPepper00

Podcast guest @sturdy_deborah addresses common misconceptions about social care, and how it offers nurses a progressive career pathway and autonomy to improve people’s lives

I am chairing RCNi's Identifying and managing delirium webinar on Wednesday 9 July. Join our expert nurse speakers to find out more about practical strategies to prevent, detect, assess and manage this medical emergency.

Older adults are increasingly undertaking carer roles to support other older people. This CPD article explores how nurses can help older carers talk about their care work and personal needs to better understand what support older carers might require.

Ethical dilemmas may be common when caring for people with dementia. This article outlines ethical principles in healthcare, discusses best interests decision-making and describes the so-called balance sheet approach @Jane_Pritchard2 Roxanne Vieira-Moreno

RT @NurseStandard: Older people are particularly vulnerable to loneliness and social isolation, which can be detrimental to their physical….

The presence of urgent community response services will improve initial response times for adults who have had a fall, which will reduce the risk of extended time spent on the floor, highlight Joanne Holland and @RachWatkinsWebb @nhsuhcw

The June issue of Nursing Older People is now out, featuring our cover CPD article @PimmEmily on addressing loneliness and social isolation. Just in time for Loneliness Awareness Week 9-15 June @marmaladetrust Lots more inside

A reminder of this open access article exploring how a QI project increased dementia diagnoses in care home residents, enabling staff to identify unmet needs and deliver person-centred care @ZenaAldridge1 @ccukumar et al #DementiaActionWeek #DAW2025

Depression is the most common mental health condition in older age but is often undetected and untreated, which can negatively affect health, well-being and quality of life. @ZenaAldridge1 explores how to identify older people who may have depression

'Identify one older person you support. Take time to understand their needs and work with them to find meaningful social connection' @PimmEmily outlines how nurses' small actions can have a big impact when tackling loneliness #InternationalNursesDay

RT @NurseStandard: Happy International Nurses Day! ❤️. To mark the day, six inspirational nurses, all aged under 35, explain their love of….

I am delighted to be chairing RCNi's Supporting people living with dementia in your nursing setting on 22 May. Join our expert nurse speakers to learn about better ways to support people living with dementia in your nursing setting.

RT @LucyAinsworth9: NIHR Nursing and Midwifery are very excited to launch these 2 new programmes for research nurses in Social Care @ZenaAl….

Reflecting critically on practice can enable nurses to examine their clinical decisions. Find out how in this article @bethgoss @GayleBorley @DementiaUK

I really enjoyed discussing peer review with all-round powerhouse @ZenaAldridge1 for the Nursing Standard podcast. We look at the peer review process for clinical articles, challenges involved and guidance for nurses interested in becoming peer reviewers.

Recent care scandals show the urgent need for a new approach to restraint in learning disability & autism care. Join expert nurses to explore how to reduce restraint & use it safely when unavoidable. Book now for £40 and gain 2 hours participatory CPD:

April issue of Nursing Older People is now available featuring our cover article on how to undertake an effective oral health assessment @ThusharaTh66527 @MiliDoshi7 Lots more inside

Identifying pain and other symptoms of long-term conditions in older people with dementia can be complicated by the presence of sensory impairments and communication issues, argue Kay de Vries, @KarenDening1 @AmyPepper00

RT @NickLipley: Great to see @rcni author @PimmEmily @skillsforcare leading the 2024 @FNightingaleF procession at Westminster Abbey. She'….