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      Information about the charity and some of the key services and programmes that we offer.

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      • About us

        The Queen’s Nursing Institute is a registered charity dedicated to improving the nursing care of people in their own homes and communities.

      • Projects

        Nurse led projects are one of the most direct ways in which we help nurses deliver improvements in patient care.

      • ICNO

        The International Community Nursing Observatory (ICNO) analyses data to enhance service delivery.

      • History of the Queen's Nursing Institute

        The QNI has a rich history dating back to 1887.

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        We work with other charities that share our goals and vision.

      • Policy & Campaigns

        We influence policy and campaigns at local, regional and national levels.

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        The Community Nurse Executive Network, for Directors and Deputy Directors of Provider Organisations.

      • QNI Awards

        The QNI offers various awards to community nurses for past service and are distinct from grants and other forms of financial assistance.

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        The QNI relies on voluntary donations from individuals and charity funders. Find out how you can help support us.

      • Leadership Programmes

        Our unique Leadership Programmes for Executive Nurse Leaders and Aspiring Nurse Leaders in the community.

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      Nursing in the Community

      Sharing knowledge and best practice; supporting community nurses to achieve outstanding care for their patients.

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      • Queen’s Nurses

        Committed to high standards of practice and patient-centred care.

      • The Work of Community Nurses

        Learn about the huge range of work nurses carry out with patients in the community every day.

      • Supporting Carers

        Online resources for community nurses supporting those who care for friends and family at home.

      • Homeless and Inclusion Health Programme

        The national network to improve the health of vulnerable or marginalised groups in the community.

      • District Nurse Caseloads

        Analysing caseloads in the District Nursing service.

      • Standards of Education and Practice

        The QNI supports community nurses by setting standards and sharing models of best practice.

      • Transition Resources

        Resources for student nurses, nurses new to the community, or those who are considering a career move.

      • Transition of Care Programme

        Online resources to improve nursing care for young people moving from children’s to adults’ community services.

      • Introducing Personalised Care

        Delivering healthcare that is realistic and appropriate for individuals' needs.

      • Care Home Nurses Network

        A new professional network for nurses working in the care home sector.

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      Help for nurses

      As well as grants for nurses in financial difficulty, we also offer educational grants for specialist courses.

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      • How we help

        In 2018 The QNI awarded over £83,000 in grants to community nurses who were experiencing financial difficulties for a variety of reasons.

      • Apply for financial help

        The QNI offers financial assistance to working and retired community nurses who are in need.

      • Educational Grants

        The QNI offers an educational grant programme for community nurses to enhance their clinical knowledge.

      • Other sources of help

        Organisations and charities that may also be able to help.

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        Keep in Touch is a practical way to speak to retired community nurses regularly on the phone, to talk about life experiences, nursing or other memories and future plans.

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      • International Year of the Nurse and Midwife

        In 2020 we celebrate nursing and midwifery around the globe.

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