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Background A community of research practice (CRP) was established to increase research capacity and provide learning opportunities and networking for healthcare practitioners, working within a Children’s Care Group. The CRP aimed to engage research-interested practitioners in research to develop their skills and confidence, encourage networking, and build research capacity. Aim To report the results of a service evaluation that was undertaken to review the CRP’s value in practice.
By Tracey Long Special to the Review-Journal March 12, 2022 - 9:00 pm While you’re busy working and raising your own family, who’s taking care of your own aging parents? Eventually if your parents are still alive, many adults are thrust into a new role of caring for aging parents. Navigating the decisions to be made about home care, assisted living, memory care, meals, finances and even hospice care can be daunting.
Tracey Long Community Practice Educator, 0-5 Service, Children’s Care Group, Rotherham Doncaster and South Humber NHS Foundation Trust, Doncaster, England Why you should read this article: • To familiarise yourself with the concept of authentic leadership • To increase your knowledge of the effect of authentic leadership on newly qualified nurses • To understand how authentic leaders can develop genuine and trusting relationships with newly qualified nurses Authentic leadership is a...
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