Deputy Chief Nurse
Stamford, England
Joined February 2009
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Wayne Anthony Hurst RN, MSc retweeted
The fatigue of short-term hard work fades quickly, but the regret of quitting halfway lingers for years. Choose persistent struggle now rather than future self-blame and endless remorse.
Wayne Anthony Hurst RN, MSc retweeted
As a frontline healthcare worker, getting your flu vaccination is one of the most important things you can do this winter. 💙
Get your flu vaccination as soon as you’re offered it.
#NHSStaff #ProtectPatients
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Join our webinar focused on education and training, exploring how NHS organisations can design and deliver effective, flexible, and sustainable ETOC training programmes that build knowledge, confidence and capability.
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ALT NHS webinar on Enhanced Therapeutic Observation and Care focusing on education and training, scheduled for Tuesday, 18 August, 1pm to 2pm.
Wayne Anthony Hurst RN, MSc retweeted
📢 Calling #teamCNO.
The NMC's practice learning consultation closes in one week.
Share your views on proposals to update the NMC's education standards, with a focus on practice learning, and help inform the future of nursing and midwifery education.
👉 nmc.org.uk/about-us/consulta…
ALT A photo of student nurse Asha Soni. Text next to her reads: "The experiences students have in practice today will influence the care they provide tomorrow."
Looking forward to this event. Who else is going?
Register here: invt.io/1txbo2hghlt
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Wayne Anthony Hurst RN, MSc retweeted
Calling all ALS and APLS GIC instructors. Fairfield General Hospital needs your help for their course on 27-28 May. Please email [email protected] if you are able to teach. #SupportingFutureInstructors
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HMIMMS provides hospital clinicians with a structured approach to managing major incidents and provides a clear leadership pathway using the recommended command & control approach & aligned to @NHSEngland. Is your hospital trust prepared? bit.ly/3YbN5hF #Command&Control
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Now's the time to bring your training up to date with the world renowned Major Incident Medical Management & Support: The Practical Approach in Hospitals (HMIMMS). The course is aligned to the EPRR requirements from @NHSEngland. Find out more - bit.ly/3YbN5hF @sgroves287
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Join our ETOC lunch and learn and hear from speakers exploring initiatives to prevent deconditioning through therapeutic activities and a person-centred approach to care. Learn from trust colleagues and share your experiences. #ETOCP
Closes 5pm today. ➡️ events.england.nhs.uk/events…
ALT NHS Lunch and learn session on Enhanced Therapeutic Observations and Care focusing on preventing deconditioning, scheduled for Thursday, 4 December from 12pm to 1pm.
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Join our ETOC lunch and learn to find out more about our guide on developing a local policy, available to support trusts to improve patient care, quality and safety. Recommended for nursing leaders and workforce teams. #ETOCP #teamCNO
Register now ➡️ events.england.nhs.uk/events…
ALT NHS image and content reads: Lunch and learn - Enhanced Therapeutic Observations and Care (ETOC): Developing a local policy. Wednesday 15 October, 12:15pm to 1:00pm
Wayne Anthony Hurst RN, MSc retweeted
Nurses, midwives, nursing associates, and student nurses, midwives and nursing associates. 📢
We need your help to develop a new professional strategy for nursing and midwifery in England and shape the future of our professions. #teamCNO
engage.england.nhs.uk/survey…
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Exciting time, help shape our new professional Nursing & Midwifery strategy for England
Nurses, midwives, nursing associates, and student nurses, midwives and nursing associates. 📢
We need your help to develop a new professional strategy for nursing and midwifery in England and shape the future of our professions. #teamCNO
engage.england.nhs.uk/survey…
Wayne Anthony Hurst RN, MSc retweeted
⚠️ Together with @MHRAgovuk, we’re advising the public to stop using certain non-sterile alcohol-free wipes, as they may be contaminated with Burkholderia stabilis.
📰🔗 gov.uk/government/news/publi…
ALT Cleaning wounds or broken skin? Only use wipes marked as ‘sterile’. Check your first aid kit: • Sterile wipes only • Undamaged packaging • In-date products
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Are you involved in Enhanced Therapeutic Observations and Care? Learn how to improve person-centred compassionate care that addresses patients' needs, promotes wellbeing and timely recovery. #ETOCP
Register today👉 events.england.nhs.uk/events…
ALT NHS logo Copy reads: Enhanced Therapeutic Observation and Care (ETOC) webinar series: Therapeutic Care Thursday 24 July, 3pm - 4pm
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As the largest professional group in our workforce, #teamCNO nursing and midwifery colleagues are uniquely placed to say what’s needed to transform the NHS. Share your priorities for change by 5pm on Monday and help finalise the 10 Year Health Plan: change.nhs.uk/en-GB/projects…
🚨 It's the last few days to share your priorities for change for the NHS and help finalise our 10 Year Health Plan.
⏲️ Tell us by 5pm on Monday 14 April.
Take part now: change.nhs.uk
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If you’re responsible for the provision of Enhanced Therapeutic Observations join our latest webinar where two trusts will be sharing their insight around the development and implementation of ETOC education and training packages. ⬇️ #teamCNO #ETOCP
events.england.nhs.uk/events…
ALT NHS logo and the copy: Enhanced Therapeutic Observation and Care (ETOC) webinar series: Education and training Thursday 18 February, 2pm to 3pm