Advanced Clinical Practitioner (Nurse) - MSc @LSBU, ACP working in Urgent Community Response in Nottingham CityCare. Recreational, sport and utility cyclist
Joined January 2010
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Are you a qualified ACP looking for a rewarding position involving leadership and education alongside rewarding autonomous clinical work?
@ncitycare we are recruiting in #UCR to drive our service forward:
jobs.nhs.uk/candidate/jobadv…
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We are looking for a dynamic ACP to join our friendly, developing Urgent Community Response team in Nottingham City.
Help us diagnose and treat deteriorating frail patients in their own homes, avoiding admission where we can.
jobs.nhs.uk/candidate/jobadv…
#ucr @ncitycare
We are looking for a dynamic ACP to join our friendly, developing Urgent Community Response team in Nottingham City.
Help us diagnose and treat deteriorating frail patients in their own homes, avoiding admission where we can.
jobs.nhs.uk/candidate/jobadv…
#ucr @ncitycare
Help us prevent unnecessary hospital admissions for housebound patients in Nottingham.
We are looking for a dynamic ACP to join our friendly, developing Urgent Community Response team in Nottingham City.
jobs.nhs.uk/candidate/jobadv…
Congratulations both! Great to see you are spreading the word about the excellent ways ACPs in NUH are encouraged and supported to develop in the 4 pillars.
Hmm. I see myself as a senior clinical leader. Number 6 I agree with, number 5 I can see something in, but the top 4 are utterly meaningless to staff delivering the service, including me.
Interesting indeed. I'm always suspicious of graphs where something unusual has been done, particularly when there is no explanation for why. There's an underlying agenda 🕵️
Is there anyone out there who is using software for their case allocation in Urgent Community Response? We are looking for such a solution in @nhsswft .
It would be great to hear how other Trusts have got on with using this sort of thing.
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What can we learn from the death of the #Queen?
The world has watched her live through the process of #OrdinaryDying, and yet dying went unspoken, un-named.
Let's notice what nobody mentioned: we all saw the Queen going through the stages of ordinary dying.
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Home from a busy, but rewarding weekend of Urgent Community Response. It's a good job I don't want a bath, a shower or to sit at the table @NGHCartwright1 😂
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I’m as sad as everyone else is to hear the news that surely means #TheQueen’s life is expected to be drawing to a close (if indeed she hasn’t already died). But a peaceful death after a very long life, very well lived is as good as it gets.
Greg Cartwright retweeted
If you find the term pleasantly oliguric offensive or silly, think how I feel when I see “pleasantly confused” #OrganFailureAintPleasant
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Happy Nurses Day to our incredible nurses in Acute Medicine. Thank you for the amazing work you do every day! #NationalNursesDay
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One of our ACP’s @lochie561 is undertaking a massive challenge this year for the charity @CombatStress cycling unsupported from John O’Groats to Lands End, 980miles! Please support if you can. Good luck Anthony!!! justgiving.com/fundraising/d… @NUHAMACP
