BP Newspaper Issue 8 v5 1-31 (lores) Aug. 2015 | Page 8

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INTRODUCING

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38 hours of world-class education available
50 expert speakers from across the

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nursing sector

17 important clinical update sessions to refresh

Tickets have an RRP of £699 but thanks to exhibitors
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your knowledge and skills

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advanced clinical training session in topics
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4 practical training sessions with real careers
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ü Provides networking environment for practice and
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ü An opportunity to attend with general practice colleagues
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Discharge planning from hospital to home: The Queen’s Nursing
Institute Project
Candice Pellett OBE, District Nursing Project Manager, Queen’s Nurse,
The Queen’s Nursing Institute
What does the integration agenda mean for Practice Nurse and
Community Nurse leaders?
NHSCC Nurses’ Forum speaker tbc

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If you can’t beat them, join them –nutritionally perfect junk food
Professor Mike Lean, Chair of Human Nutrition, University of Glasgow
School of Medicine

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Practical guide to revalidation and the new code revalidation
Ben Whur, Senior Strategic Engagement Revalidation lead

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What do the new care models mean for community and primary care
nursing: the end of the generalist nurse as we know it?
Anne Moger, Primary Care Nurse Advisor, Nursing Directorate, NHS
England
Karen Storey, Primary Care Lead Nurse – Workforce, Health Education
West Midlands
Session details coming soon

Managing dementia and the unplanned admissions enhanced service
through social prescribing
Sheinaz Stansfield, Practice Manager, Oxford Terrace and Rawling
Road Medical Group, Gateshead, Tyne and Wear
What’s new about vitamin D?
Helen Stevenson, Company Nutritionist, Marks and Spencer plc
Fizz Thompson, Clinical and Operations Director, National
Osteoporosis Society
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WORKSHOPS

Salford Dadz doing it for themselves: case study on activating
residents to self-care
John Horrocks, Little Hulton
www.bestpracticeshow.co.uk
John Naish, Little Hulton
What the eye can’t see - Non Motor Symptoms in Parkinson’s
Wendy Chandler, Education Adviser, Parkinson’s UK

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