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19 July 2022

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Newly Qualified Nurses’ Community of Practice

There's still time to join our virtual Community of Practice for newly qualified nurses

Our virtual Community of Practice has a focus on the principles and practice of palliative and end of life care, providing opportunities for shared learning, continuous development and pastoral support.

Alice Brayshay, Registered Nurse, has kindly agreed to share her thoughts on the programme:

“Over the course of 10 months, St Christopher’s Care has provided a virtual shared learning experience which has proven to be invaluable to my nursing career and new role in palliative care.  I qualified in 2020 and began my new role as a community palliative nurse at The Shakespeare Hospice in October 2021. 

“The Newly Qualified Nurses’ Community of Practice sessions have given me a wonderful opportunity to not only enhance my knowledge on end of life care, but to also challenge my practice and provide a safe space to share experiences with fellow new nurses. 

“The topics we have discussed so far, such as advance care planning, delirium, holistic care and communication techniques have helped me better understand my role as a nurse providing palliative and end of life care, overall the sessions have increased my confidence and enhanced my practice.   

The sessions have given me a wonderful opportunity …to challenge my practice and provide a safe space to share experiences with fellow new nurses

Alice Brayshay

“The continuity and support I have received from Pippa, Maaike, guest speakers and all staff involved has been incredibly helpful and they have made the sessions accessible and convenient.  I look forward to my continued engagement with this Community of Practice.”

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