Nursing interview, help please!

I wanted to ask what sort of articles or news I should read in preparation for the interview, I know they have to be nursing related but its kind of hard finding articles. I need some inspiration on what to search, If anyone knows, please let me know. Your replies will be greatly appreciated.

Thank you!!! x

Thank you! I hadn't thought of buying the nursing times or nursing standard. Can you buy them anywhere or just in big newsagents?

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I wanted to ask what sort of articles or news I should read in preparation for the interview, I know they have to be nursing related but its kind of hard finding articles. I need some inspiration on what to search, If anyone knows, please let me know. Your replies will be greatly appreciated.

Thank you!!! x

i had my interview 2 weeks ago for adult nursing and i had the results 3 days ago, luckily i have been offered a place ! but it depends on the university you re in and how many people apply, i had been prepared for nhs and the news but i never got asked anything besides senarios based on customers and things about myself and why do i want to be a nurse. but again you should prepare just in case they do ask you tjose questions. nursing times and bbc are the ones i had been reading. and not too much information you should know one or two kost recent news about nhs and nurses and that should be enoigh to discuss. they only want to see that you know whats happening around and that you are prepared. they dont actually want to hear the news from you 😅 i only had about 4 questions on my interview which lasted 15 minutes. but that varies depending on how the interview goes. other students i know had a 40 minute interview and they passed too. so my idea of what they are looking is a sensible person with a good heart. just be yourself .good luck

make eye contact and look confident throughout the interview. when you walk in smile and handshake them. handshake them after the interview too. answer your questions and dont panic they want to see people that are communicative and fluent. read the nurses job role. that a question they will definitely ask. and say as much as you can. do not forget the basic care of a nurse which is clean the patients feed them and assist them to the toilet. by saying her role it shows you know what you ll be doing as a nurse. say the same things even if they ask what do you think a student nurse does? answer same as to what a nurse does. because as a student you should carry out under supervision the same jobs as the nurse....be honest and friendly. try to mention the words 'communication and use the 6 Cs whenever possible . good luck 😉☺

Thank you so much! I passed the interview and have been given a conditional offer. I wanted to ask....I have more 3 universities that I am waiting to do tests and hopefully interviews for, after having met the conditions, of this university. Can I wait until I have had a decision from all of my uni choices and then respond to the offers or is there usually a deadline?

Thanks ))