Bournemouth University helps launch England Honour Society for Nurses
Page published 26 November 2009
Senior academics from the School of Health & Social Care have pledged their support to nursing development across England.
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Bournemouth University helps launch England Honour Society for Nurses Senior academics from the School of Health & Social Care have pledged their support to nursing development across England. |
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Bournemouth University academics contribute to leading social work textbook Staff from the School of Health & Social Care |
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Twitter could break down health care barriers A recent article suggests social networking website Twitter could be an effective means of delivering improved quality of life. |
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Symposium and Launch of England Honour Society for Nurses, Wednesday, 11 November 2009 Dame Betty Kershaw, President, and the Scholarship Society for Nurses and Midwives invite nursing and midwifery leaders in practice, education and research to attend a Symposium and Launch of England Honour Society for Nurses on Wednesday, 11 November 2009. |
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BU research focuses on ‘humanising’ health care In the midst of the humanising health care debate, BU research has identified the need for patient care to be more personalised. |
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BU research helps patients with back pain The care given to patients suffering from back pain will be improved thanks to new research undertaken by BU healthcare academics. |
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Health care academic to share expertise with Council of Deans of Health Dr Gail Thomas‚ Dean of the School of Health & Social Care has been appointed interim Director of Policy at the Council of Deans of Health. |
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Hypermobility and joint hypermobility syndrome study day This study day will involve a review of the assessment tools available to recognise the condition and an evaluation and exploration of the current management approaches. |
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Centre of Postgraduate Medical Research & Education Sixth Annual Symposium The Centre of Postgraduate Medical Research & Education is pleased to announce its Sixth Annual Symposium. |
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BU to study older people's quality of life BU researchers are taking part in the UK’s largest study of the quality of life of older people, thanks to a £400,000 grant. |
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Senior Lecturer Enjoys Tea with the Queen Leading nutritionist and food safety expert Dr Heather Hartwell was invited to a Buckingham Palace Garden Party on July 14. |
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School of Health & Social Care Annual Publication - Summer 2009 This edition of the Beacon explores the patient journey through a multi-disciplinary, collaborative approach to patient-centred health care. |
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Surviving the Modern Healthcare Environment The Royal College of Nursing and the Open University Strategic Alliance present the South West Regional Conference at Bournemouth University. |
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BU consolidates position as Number One New University BU’s “magnificent achievement” in The Guardian University Guide consolidates its position as Number One New University. |
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BU appoints leading maternity expert BU has appointed leading medical sociologist Professor Edwin van Teijlingen as Professor of Maternal & Perinatal Health Research. |
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Secure your future in midwifery: Wednesday 17 June 2009 Finchdean House, St Mary's Hospital, Portsmouth |
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Expert gives talk on skin care research The next BU Inaugural Lecture will be delivered by Professor of Nursing Development & Skin Care Research Steven Ersser. |
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Undergraduate University Open Days: Saturday 20 June 2009 Visitor times – 10:30am to 4:00pm |
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Examination of the Newborn: An update for healthcare professionals Bournemouth University is hosting a study day for professionals specialising in the field of examination of the newborn. |
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HSC Midwifery Open Day: Wednesday 13 May 2009 Finchdean House, St Mary's Hospital, Portsmouth |
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Call for more midwives to save lives A leading BU academic joined fellow health professionals in calling for the Government to address the UK’s shortage of midwives. |
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Humanisation of healthcare: A value framework for qualitative research HSC is holding its next Open Research Seminar on Wednesday 11 February at 1pm in Royal London House (room 207), Lansdowne. |