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Nurses and midwives: what's your next step?

Nurses and midwives: what's your next step?

Have you thought about becoming a health visitor?

The government's 'Action on health visiting' programme has increased opportunities to qualify as a health visitor. The next available course starts in September 2013, and the application process will be open through NHS Jobs in mid-January 2013.
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Faye is crowned world champion

Faye is crowned world champion

Faye McClelland, physiotherapy student and para-triathlete based at the School of Health Professions in Eastbourne, was crowned world champion in New Zealand on 22 October 2012.
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New Professor

New Professor

Shirley Bach, head of the University of Brighton's School of Nursing and Midwifery, has been made Professor of Nursing Education in recognition of her national and international achievements.
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New £1,000 nursing bursaries

New £1,000 nursing bursaries

The university has created two new £1,000 bursaries to support nurses' learning and improve care for patients. The Barleycorn Award for Professional Development will be open to undergraduate continuous professional education nursing students.
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Brighton helping health changes in China

Brighton helping health changes in China

The University of Brighton is influencing radical changes to health services in China, providing bespoke courses to their senior health professionals by showing them how NHS services are delivered in the UK.
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UNICEF award for university

UNICEF award for university

The university has taken the first steps towards gaining international recognition for how it teaches midwives and health visitors about breastfeeding with an award from the UNICEF Baby Friendly Initiative.
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Open morning for school's independent sector practice partners

Open morning for school's independent sector practice partners

At the end of September the School of Nursing and Midwifery held an open morning for colleagues from various independent practice areas including nursing homes, hospices and schools for children with learning disabilities.
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"After schooling in Gibraltar I went on to have an amazing experience at university in the UK. I completed my degree, a Bachelor of Arts in Community Management and then decided to specialise in gaining a professional qualification so I completed my Post Graduate Diploma in Occupational Therapy (OT) and Masters of Science in Health through Occupation. This took 5 years and I loved every minute of it."

Rachel Tobelem, Health through Occupation MSc

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