NCGSI: Creating and sustaining healthy communities
On 29th October, public health experts Giselle Sebag and Carolyn Daher joined Lord Nigel Crisp, Nursing Now Co-Chair, Professor Lisa Bayliss-Pratt, Nightingale Challenge Programme Director, and Marc Sansom, Director of Salus Global to explore how the design of the places we live in, from the urban plan, housing, transport and the public realm, including access to parks and nature influences our health, and the importance of collaboration between different professions, from public health and the medical/nursing community to designers, architects and planners to activate these places to support health creation and human flourishing.
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Urban environments & strategic opportunities for health, Carolyn Daher, ISGlobal
Creating & sustaining health in the community, Giselle Sebag, Bloomberg Associates
Nightingale Challenge – Global Experiences
On 29th September, Nightingale Challenge programme representatives from Australia, England, India, New Zealand and Spain joined us to share their experiences of the Nightingale Challenge so far, and talk about their leadership development programmes as well as their plans for the future.
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Nightingale Challenge – Global Experiences Part 1
Nightingale Challenge – Global Experiences Part 2
To access the presentation of Karen Tuqiri, Director of Nursing, Prince of Wales Hospital, Sydney, Australia, click here.
Brain injury recovery and rehabilitation: Bridging the gap from hospital to home
On 27th August 2020, a panel of experts joined us to discuss the lack of funding in the field of recovery & rehabilitation and the associated implications for evidence-based practice and patient care. During this webinar, panelists also discussed the role of nurses in bridging the gap from hospital to home, and the importance of support/ patient groups & other innovative approaches.
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The challenges to nurse leadership in India, 19th August, 2020
This webinar, “The challenges to nurse leadership in India,” was hosted by Programme Director Lisa Bayliss-Pratt with opening remarks from Nursing Now Co-Chair Lord Nigel Crisp. Other panelists present on the webinar included Capt Usha Banerjee, Director of Nursing, Apollo Hospitals Group, Dr. Ani Grace Kalaimathi, Registrar of Tamilnadu Nurses and Midwives Council, Professor Suresh K. Sharma, Principal of All India Institute of Medical Sciences College of Nursing, Rishikesh, Dr. Elsa Sanatombi Devi, Nightingale Fellow Matt Daley, and young nurse leader Iris James.
The webinar provided an opportunity to discuss some of the major challenges that are affecting nurse leadership in India today, including regulation and policymaking, lack of senior nurse leadership roles, gender imbalance, and COVID-19.
Nightingale Challenge Employer Webinar 27th May 2020
The first Nightingale Challenge employer webinar: “Voices from nurses in practice – ICN’s Leadership for Change (LFC)™”
The Nightingale Challenge hosted the first of its employer webinars on 27 Sept 2019 titled “Voices from nurses in practice – ICN’s Leadership for Change (LFC)™”. The webinar was chaired by Anthony Harbin, Nursing Now and hosted by Kristine Qureshi, Programme Director and Claire Medd, Programme Manager at the International Council of Nurses (ICN).
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Nightingale Challenge, Employer Webinar #2
As part of the Nightingale Challenge’s series of webinars for employers, Margaret Martin, Nurse Manager of Development of Practice & Workplace Capabilities from South Eastern Sydney Local Health District in Sydney, Australia, discussed compassionate leadership in her session “Leadership – The heart of care”.
Margaret explored leadership, leadership vs management, types of leadership and the elements of leadership that allow us to ensure safe, effective care that is person centred and compassionate, through a framework that identifies four elements: connecting human to human, engaging as a team, creating workplace cultures and self-care and well-being.
More than 30 participants took part in the webinar, with questions about the empowerment of junior nurses to engage in leadership and the fundamental aspects of leading, as well as how transactional and transformational leadership can exist together, challenging practice, the role of MBTI in the exploration of oneself prior to leadership development and the role of self-care and well-being in teams.
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Nightingale challenge webinar 2
Nursing Regulation: Global Patient Protection
Watch this webinar with Dr. David Benton, Chief Executive Officer National Council of State Boards of Nursing
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Nightingale Challenge Employer Webinar in German
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Nightingale Challenge Employer Webinar in Spanish
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Práctica basada en evidencia: desarrollo, implementación y evaluación de guías
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Stepping into the Nightingale Challenge: 2020, the Year of the Nurse and Midwife
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The Nightingale Challenge: Perspectives from Malawi & The Philippines
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The Nightingale Challenge: Influencing National Change
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