NHS relocation packages are great to help international healthcare professionals. These professionals comprise an essential portion of the NHS. Many professionals migrate to the UK and become part of the healthcare system in the United Kingdom. Certain trusts offer relocation packages to help with the relocation. This blog will give a brief description of NHS … Read more
Theatre nursing is a challenging but rewarding job. You’ll assist patients in their most vulnerable state and make a significant impact on their lives. Theatre nurses care for patients of all ages and participate in every phase of a patient’s care. In this blog, you’ll get fundamental insights into how to become a theatre nurse. … Read more
If you’re looking to pursue a nursing job in the UK, it is necessary to pass the OSCE exam. This competence test is included in the nursing and midwifery council’s (NMC) registration procedure for midwives and nurses trained outside the UK. In this blog post, you’ll find everything you need to learn about the OSCE … Read more
The NHS nursing banding system is a part of the ‘Agenda for Change’. The National Health Service (NHS) pays registered nurses under a pay scale system that matches their abilities and responsibilities. NHS banding is a fair pay system throughout the NHS and permits nurses to advance on NHS pay scales through education and training. … Read more
CPD (Continuing Professional Development) is an essential part of any professional’s life. It is a way to ensure that you are constantly learning and developing your skills and keeping up to date with the latest industry trends. For people in regulated professions, such as doctors or teachers, CPD is essential for revalidation. Here we look … Read more
To keep your Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) registration up to date, you will need to revalidate every three years. This process is essential in ensuring that nurses and midwives maintain the highest possible standards of care. This blog post provides an overview of NMC revalidation dates, including how to check your renewal date and … Read more
Nursing is a profession that requires constant learning and upgrading of skills. It can be challenging to find the time to attend in-person training sessions, especially if you are already working full-time. That’s where e learning nursing comes in. e learning nursing courses offer you the opportunity to learn new skills and upgrade your knowledge … Read more
Are you a midwife who is due to complete your midwifery revalidation process in the near future? If so, you may be wondering what the benefits of doing so are. In this blog post, we will discuss some of the key advantages of completing revalidation. We hope that this information will help you make an … Read more
What is Nursing revalidation meaning? Keeping your nursing skills up-to-date is a must. Nursing revalidation is the process that proves you are still practicing within the safe and legal guidelines set out by your governing body. This blog post explores what nursing revalidation means for nurses and provides all the information you need to make … Read more
NMC Revalidation Extension Are you one of the many nurses who are approaching your revalidation deadline? If so, you may be wondering if you’ll be able to get an extension. In this blog post, we’ll tell you all about the NMC revalidation extension and how to apply for it. Keep reading to learn more! NMC … Read more
Professional identity agreement is another requirement for NMC revalidation. So, you should state that you have or be practising with adequate insurance in an indemnity agreement. What is an indemnity arrangement? An indemnity arrangement is an indemnity agreement that may represent an insurance plan or an arrangement made through a professional body or organisation to … Read more
Health and character for revalidation is another requirement for NMC. You must state if you have been convicted of any criminal offence or granted a formal caution in the three years before your registration renewal. Character for NMC revalidation Good character is crucial and central to the Code because nurses and midwives must be honest … Read more
Reflective discussion for revalidation is another requirement of NMC. It requires all nurses and midwives to undertake a reflective dialogue with another NMC-registered nurse or midwife. What is the purpose of the NMC reflective discussion? The primary purpose of the discussion is to encourage a culture of sharing, reflection and improvement amongst nurses and midwives, … Read more
The written reflective accounts for revalidation encourage you as a nurse (or midwife) to reflect on your practice to recognise changes or improvements more quickly to your practice or what you have learned. You must also demonstrate that you have considered how this connects to the Code and documented this as part of your reflective … Read more
Practice related Feedback for NMC revalidation from colleagues and patients on practice informs the reflective process and can improve patient care. Why is practice-related feedback important for revalidation? Feedback helps you to improve, enhance and reflect upon practice. So, keep notes on the content of your feedback which includes how you used it to reflect … Read more