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Can anyone help please ??

Thank you so much ☺️

As a student nurse or NQN do you feel that you have a clear role in that team, delivering care for those living with frailty?

How would you describe the team involved with caring for those living with frailty?

If you have had preceptorship time, have you been encouraged to use the time to shadow other disciplines within your clinical setting for the purpose of learning about other roles?

This is aimed at all recently qualified Nurses: Have you had preceptorship as part of your newly qualified status?

Hi everyone - it’s been a while since we posted but we have been asked by someone writing a book chapter to run a few polls … we hope that you can help them out by answering the following …

Calling all Nursing Students / Newly Qualified Nurses ... please complete the poll below or respond via a tweet: As a Nursing Student or Newly Qualified Nurse, how confident are you in knowing when the right time is to initiate advance care planning discussions with patients?

We would love to hear your thoughts >

Thank you so much for your time and help in completing all of these questions :)

How would you feel as a Nurse if you were asked to give someone an exercise programme?

What is your understanding of ‘rehabilitation’?

What does ‘ageing well’ mean to you?

How do you describe ‘frailty’?

Have you heard of the ‘Blue Zones’?

As we age, should our activity level go down?

Should Nurses be involved in supervising exercise?

Is it professional and moral to let someone struggle with their personal care when you could help?

Should Nurses prescribe exercise?

Is there a role for Nursing in rehabilitation?