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Well done Ian
Original post by KingGoonIan
Got signed off on the weekend! Gonna be an RN woo! Got a job on CCU too
Well done. Now the fun really begins
Original post by moonkatt
Well done. Now the fun really begins
Original post by zippyRN
Well done Ian
Thanks guys you have both been prominent helpers on TSR and also the studentnurse forums from when I first applied to University, during my training and now being qualified. Thanks for all your help!
1st-year student Nurse, just finished my 4th week of theory, got another 6 weeks to go before my very first placement! nervous but excited!
just a general question, what type of shoes would anyone suggest for clinical placements? my uni guidelines state black lace up but as you can imagine there is plenty of choices so their recommendation of 'black lace up' is very broad.
just a general question, what type of shoes would anyone suggest for clinical placements? my uni guidelines state black lace up but as you can imagine there is plenty of choices so their recommendation of 'black lace up' is very broad.
Original post by ChloeBarnes30
1st-year student Nurse, just finished my 4th week of theory, got another 6 weeks to go before my very first placement! nervous but excited!
just a general question, what type of shoes would anyone suggest for clinical placements? my uni guidelines state black lace up but as you can imagine there is plenty of choices so their recommendation of 'black lace up' is very broad.
just a general question, what type of shoes would anyone suggest for clinical placements? my uni guidelines state black lace up but as you can imagine there is plenty of choices so their recommendation of 'black lace up' is very broad.
I know that a lot of people recommend Clarks shoes, mainly the Unloop although these are not lace ups. Lots of shoe brands aimed at older people (Hotter etc.) have black leather lace up shoes which are very comfortable. I personally wear black leather Vans as I find them them comfy and practical. The most important thing is that they are waterproof and that you can wipe them down easily - the fewer seams the better for cleaning and disinfecting.*
Original post by Charlotte49
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I know that a lot of people recommend Clarks shoes, mainly the Unloop although these are not lace ups. Lots of shoe brands aimed at older people (Hotter etc.) have black leather lace up shoes which are very comfortable. I personally wear black leather Vans as I find them them comfy and practical. The most important thing is that they are waterproof and that you can wipe them down easily - the fewer seams the better for cleaning and disinfecting.*
I know that a lot of people recommend Clarks shoes, mainly the Unloop although these are not lace ups. Lots of shoe brands aimed at older people (Hotter etc.) have black leather lace up shoes which are very comfortable. I personally wear black leather Vans as I find them them comfy and practical. The most important thing is that they are waterproof and that you can wipe them down easily - the fewer seams the better for cleaning and disinfecting.*
That's great, thank you
A lot of universities have registered nurses writhin the application process who talk of certain topics -
Anyone aware of what this is like ?
Anyone aware of what this is like ?
Hello please chould you give me some information about minor dilemma in health law and ethic thank you
Hi all
i am doing a study on stress within student nurses please can you spare some time to fill in my 2 surveys.
i would be really gratefull as it will help me in my access course.
https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/YVR3VKW
https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/WZNC5ZF
Thank you
i am doing a study on stress within student nurses please can you spare some time to fill in my 2 surveys.
i would be really gratefull as it will help me in my access course.
https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/YVR3VKW
https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/WZNC5ZF
Thank you
The *New* Nursing Society- a thread specifically for all student nurses or qualified nurses in the UK.
Old Nursing Soc: http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=157866
Some little light humour...
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Oh how very exciting guys...Shall we take a roll call of current students/qualifieds currently active? (On a side note i'm currently celebrating I have just 2 assignments left of my degree..woo!)
(edited 12 years ago)
Hi! I know some of you will be finishing your BN degrees now and starting work. If you would like to take part in some study days (CPD training) or even if you're still a student and would like to take part in a study day have a look at what we offer at Bangor Uni- https://www.bangor.ac.uk/healthcaresciences/courses/short-courses.php.en
We are also running an international health research Summer School, this is more for Postgraduates who are interested in research - https://www.bangor.ac.uk/healthcaresciences/research/summer-school-2018/index.php.en
Please get in touch with any queries.
All courses are certificated and hours count towards revalidation.
We are also running an international health research Summer School, this is more for Postgraduates who are interested in research - https://www.bangor.ac.uk/healthcaresciences/research/summer-school-2018/index.php.en
Please get in touch with any queries.
All courses are certificated and hours count towards revalidation.
Anyone available for an phone interview right now I need it for school please let me know
Hi, my name is Elizabeth. I would love to join the group. I also would like some advise as to what to do when you file a grievance for a grade. Thank you!
I have a ton of assigments Bio course is over in three days lol
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