Opportunity for nurses to join the Short Life Working Group

Opportunity for nurses to join the Short Life Working Group

At the annual conference this year one of the Insight Sessions was on ‘Transforming Nursing Roles within Care Homes’ – one of the sub groups, chaired by Jacqui Neil (Scottish Care) and Derek Barron (Erskine) is looking at Nursing in Care Homes ‘Role, Scope of Practice and Competencies’.

The group is looking for an additional one or two nurses, to join the current nurses on the Short Life Working Group, to provide a frontline nursing perspective to the work.  If you are interested in joining the group and can make two or three meetings in the Glasgow area over the next three/four months please contact Kim McGibbon ([email protected]).

Thank you

Jacqui and Derek

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