The first webinar in our new series will explore the safety critical components of specialist nursing practice, with a specific focus on the importance of documenting work left undone.

During the pandemic many Specialist Nurses have been redeployed with no backfill or cover for their service or patient caseload. Karen Tomlin and Terri Porrett will present 2 short case study examples identifying the impact of ‘work left undone’. Prof Leary will identify methods/principles that Specialist Nurses can develop and use to demonstrate the safety critical component of the role and the value of your cost effective service .

Following this webinar you will:

Have a clear understanding of the safety critical component of your role and service.
Be able to identify key performance indicators specific to your service to enable audit and documentation of the risk of work left undone.
Demonstrate the often hidden value of your service

Healthcare professionals are familiar with NICE guidelines but what do they actually mean in practice?
This webinar will provide an overview of NICE, the purpose of the guidance as well as practical steps on how you can use the guidelines to influence your service and clinical practice.

This session will provide an overview of neurogenic bladder and bowel conditions and an introduction to intermittent self-catheterisation and trans-anal irrigation.
It is aimed at general nurses seeking more information on this specialist area of care.

As the gold standard treatment for neurogenic bladder, intermittent self-catheterisation (ISC) is advocated for a large number of people.
Sadly, it is not always the preferred treatment option with many people having a long term indwelling catheter.
This webinar will explore how ISC can be successfully implemented even in seemly challenging circumstances, improving patient outcomes.