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For those who didn't know, yesterday (12th May) was international nurse's day. The 12th May was Florence Nightingale's birthday and the date chosen to recognise the work done by nurses around the world.
Did those of you studying or working do anything to mark it?
Did your placement areas or universities put anything on?
I managed to eat a considerable amount of cake donated by management to different areas of the hospital.
For those who didn't know, yesterday (12th May) was international nurse's day. The 12th May was Florence Nightingale's birthday and the date chosen to recognise the work done by nurses around the world.
Did those of you studying or working do anything to mark it?
Did your placement areas or universities put anything on?
I managed to eat a considerable amount of cake donated by management to different areas of the hospital.
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At my uni we had an announcement for it and and email in recognition for international nurses day 😍😍
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(Original post by moonkatt)
Yeah, yeah I know I'm a day late.
For those who didn't know, yesterday (12th May) was international nurse's day. The 12th May was Florence Nightingale's birthday and the date chosen to recognise the work done by nurses around the world.
Did those of you studying or working do anything to mark it?
Did your placement areas or universities put anything on?
I managed to eat a considerable amount of cake donated by management to different areas of the hospital.
Yeah, yeah I know I'm a day late.
For those who didn't know, yesterday (12th May) was international nurse's day. The 12th May was Florence Nightingale's birthday and the date chosen to recognise the work done by nurses around the world.
Did those of you studying or working do anything to mark it?
Did your placement areas or universities put anything on?
I managed to eat a considerable amount of cake donated by management to different areas of the hospital.
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(Original post by moonkatt)
Yeah, yeah I know I'm a day late.
For those who didn't know, yesterday (12th May) was international nurse's day. The 12th May was Florence Nightingale's birthday and the date chosen to recognise the work done by nurses around the world.
Did those of you studying or working do anything to mark it?
Did your placement areas or universities put anything on?
I managed to eat a considerable amount of cake donated by management to different areas of the hospital.
Yeah, yeah I know I'm a day late.
For those who didn't know, yesterday (12th May) was international nurse's day. The 12th May was Florence Nightingale's birthday and the date chosen to recognise the work done by nurses around the world.
Did those of you studying or working do anything to mark it?
Did your placement areas or universities put anything on?
I managed to eat a considerable amount of cake donated by management to different areas of the hospital.
I worked the night shift, arrived in the find the day staff had had donuts and cake, and they'd kindly made sure that some were saved for the night team. Our patients didn't have a clue why we randomly had donuts and cake.
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(Original post by Blackstarr)
At my uni we had an announcement for it and and email in recognition for international nurses day 😍😍
At my uni we had an announcement for it and and email in recognition for international nurses day 😍😍
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Oh you can't beat a good lump of cake especially to mark a special day like international nurses day Xx did similar the week before for international midwife day's and stuffed ourselves with cake's etc
Oh you can't beat a good lump of cake especially to mark a special day like international nurses day Xx did similar the week before for international midwife day's and stuffed ourselves with cake's etc
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I worked the night shift, arrived in the find the day staff had had donuts and cake, and they'd kindly made sure that some were saved for the night team. Our patients didn't have a clue why we randomly had donuts and cake.
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I worked the night shift, arrived in the find the day staff had had donuts and cake, and they'd kindly made sure that some were saved for the night team. Our patients didn't have a clue why we randomly had donuts and cake.
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No cake?
I’ve seen some inventive creations by nurses and midwives for cakes in the past. Did you have anything inventive or graphic or just normal cake? Maternity is on a different site to us so we only saw a mention on the intranet
It’s always good when people think of the night shift when it comes to things like this. You all ready for revalidation?
No cake?
I’ve seen some inventive creations by nurses and midwives for cakes in the past. Did you have anything inventive or graphic or just normal cake? Maternity is on a different site to us so we only saw a mention on the intranet
It’s always good when people think of the night shift when it comes to things like this. You all ready for revalidation?
I didn't see the other one about maternity on different place.
Hopefully all the nurses have had a good day and night for it.
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I worked the night shift, arrived in the find the day staff had had donuts and cake, and they'd kindly made sure that some were saved for the night team. Our patients didn't have a clue why we randomly had donuts and cake.
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I worked the night shift, arrived in the find the day staff had had donuts and cake, and they'd kindly made sure that some were saved for the night team. Our patients didn't have a clue why we randomly had donuts and cake.
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Emily you are welcome to come and do my revalidation at the same time as your own xxx can't believe how quickly the time went and now we are doing this process. X
Emily you are welcome to come and do my revalidation at the same time as your own xxx can't believe how quickly the time went and now we are doing this process. X
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It’s relatively painless, particularly if you’re in the nhs, I’ve been through it all twice now. I sort all my stuff over a few glasses of wine and pop it all into a folder ready for the discussion bit.
It’s relatively painless, particularly if you’re in the nhs, I’ve been through it all twice now. I sort all my stuff over a few glasses of wine and pop it all into a folder ready for the discussion bit.
I didn't think it was different for those who works in the NHS compared to say those who are in the private sector as thought that it would be all the same for everyone.
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Yes it looks more daunting than it actually is but like you said it's basically straight forward, I did exactly that put it all in a folder ready to send it of for NMC to obviously to go through it all.
I didn't think it was different for those who works in the NHS compared to say those who are in the private sector as thought that it would be all the same for everyone.
Yes it looks more daunting than it actually is but like you said it's basically straight forward, I did exactly that put it all in a folder ready to send it of for NMC to obviously to go through it all.
I didn't think it was different for those who works in the NHS compared to say those who are in the private sector as thought that it would be all the same for everyone.
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