The Queen's Nursing Institute
The Queen's Nursing Institute works with the public, nurses and decision-makers to make sure that good quality nursing is available at home for everyone when they need it.
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Why not enjoy a short visit or a long day out at a National Gardens Scheme garden and show your support for one of the QNI's major funders.
Supporting the Fund for Innovation and Leadership.
Visit our District Nursing 150 website, a celebration of the vibrant one hundred and fifty year history of District Nursing in the UK.
Workshop No.3 - November 2011
Revolving doors: Offending and mental health – the impact on homeless people
Birmingham, Tuesday 22nd November at the NEC.
Speakers:
Jo Fitzpatrick Project Manager, Opening Doors QNI:
Introductions, Opening Doors project overview
Marieanne Bubb-McGhee Clinical Service Manager for Offender Health, West Gloucestershire and
Lynne Rhodes Team Leader, Integrated Drug Treatment Service:
Anne McGarry
Lead Nurse for Mental Capacity & Specialist Lead for Safeguarding Vulnerable Adults:
- Mental Capacity Act (2005)
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How could my money help?
Training
£10 could provide five nurses with a resource pack on working with homeless families
Equipment
£50 could pay for the essential equipment for sick babies being tube fed at home
Support
£100 could provide a year's rent of a care alarm to help keep a retired community nurse safe in her home
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