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Year of the Nurse: Cara's Story
Posted by Devon Partnership Trust in Mental health, News, Nursing, Recovery and wellbeing on 18th June, 2020
We are celebrating 2020 being the ‘Year of the Nurse and Midwife’ by collating stories from our brilliant nursing staff. You can read them here, including a selection of personal accounts of Nursing in the time of COVID-19. This week, Cara Axworthy, Assistant Practitioner on Jasmine Lodge, the Mother and Baby Unit...
How our nurses help people with learning disabilities
Posted by Devon Partnership Trust in Learning disability, News, Nursing on 17th June, 2020
There are over 70 learning disability nurses working across Devon Partnership NHS Trust This week is Learning Disability Week. Here Katy Welsh, Primary Care Liaison Clinical Team Manager (pictured) talks about the challenges people with a learning disability face and the amazing work that our learning disability nurses do and the difference...
Internship opportunity: Nurses and midwives, Exeter University
Posted by Devon Partnership Trust in News, Nursing on 5th June, 2020
The Exeter Academy of Nursing is offering four six-month ‘internships’ for nurses or midwives who wish to develop their research expertise. These Academy of Nursing internships are suitable for nurses or midwives who want some time, support and knowledge to develop a subsequent application for Health Education England/National Institute for Health...