Delegate Guide - Queen's Nursing Institute · James, Carrie Case Manager Walsall Healthcare NHS Trust Jameson, Maxine Associate Professor Primary Care London South Bank University

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Queen’s Nurse Annual Meeting

#QN2017

A one day conference

Delegate Guide

Friday 31 March 2017The Royal College of General Practitioners, London

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Queen’s Nurse Annual MeetingA one day conference for QNsFriday 31 March 2017

General InformationAssistanceIf you have any queries during the conference, please visit the registration desk. It will be staffed throughout the event and we will be happy to help.

Downloading speaker presentationsAll speaker presentations should be available to download from the QNI website.

RefreshmentsRefreshments will be available during the day and lunch will be served at 12.30. If you have arranged a special dietary meal, please make yourself known to the catering staff.

SecurityA cloakroom is available on the lower ground floor. In the interests of security, please keep all items of value with you at all times. The QNI and the RCGP accept no liability for delegates’ personal belongings.

Mobile phonesAs a courtesy to speakers and other delegates, please switch your mobile phones to silent whilst the conference is in progress.

WifiWifi connections are free.

Conference evaluationWe would really appreciate any feedback you have, as your comments will enable us to better plan and execute future conferences. We will be emailing you the survey link for you to complete after the conference.

PhotographyWe will be taking photographs during the Conference. If you do not want to be included in any subsequently published photographs, either via the web or in print, please let a member of staff know.

Networking with QNsIf you would like to network with Queen’s Nurses from your region, the name badges are colour-coded as per details below:

ContentsWelcome.........................................................................................................................3Agenda............................................................................................................................4Delegate List...................................................................................................................5Speaker biographies......................................................................................................9

Speakers - RedQNI staff - PinkEast Midlands - SilverEast of England - Light blueIsle of Man - BeigeIsle of Wight - Dark purpleLondon - WhiteNorth East - Brown

North West - Dark blueSouth Central - LilacSouth East - Light GreenSouth West - PeachWales - GoldWest Midlands - YellowYorkshire and - OrangeHumber

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Welcome

A very warm welcome to the 2017 ‘Queen’s Nurse Day’.

This is your day – a day for Queen’s Nurses to participate in discussions of national importance, to hear the latest news from the QNI and to network with like-minded colleagues from England, Wales and Northern Ireland.

We plan to provide you with updates on the most current issues in community nursing and to inspire you with examples of excellence and innovation in practice.

I am grateful to our speakers for giving their time to present to you today and in particular George Plumptre, Chief Executive of the National Garden Scheme. The QNI are most fortunate to receive an annual grant from the NGS which enables us to support the Queen’s

Nurse programme. We could not provide you all with this learning opportunity today without their support. This year, we are delighted to receive additional support from them towards our Queen’s Nurse Leadership Development programme. It is particularly special as this is our anniversary year and we are celebrating 130 years of the QNI! Coincidentally, the National Garden Scheme are also celebrating an important milestone: their 90th anniversary. Please spread the word about Gardens Open For Charity so that all the community nursing beneficiaries of the NGS continue to receive support in this way in future years! After lunch we will hear from Dr Naomi Chapman and Jill Best on clinical evaluation and how it is everyone’s responsibility. We will also hear from Professor Dame Elizabeth Anionwu about her inspiring journey through the fields of nursing, education and activism.

Suzanne Rich, the QNI’s Keep in Touch Project Officer will update you on the project which aims to strengthen the Queen’s Nurse community past and present. You will also hear from our Queen’s Nurse volunteers on how the experience has been for them.

We will also, throughout the day, have the opportunity to see Queen’s Nurses’ poster presentations on how they have improved patient care. My thanks to all Queen’s Nurses; you give so much time and expertise to support the QNI and all that we represent: professionalism, leadership, innovation and learning – and above all, a clear focus on the work that needs to be done to enhance the care of people in their homes and communities.

If you would like to join us in celebrating our anniversary this year, please keep an eye on the website and social media for updates on events and launches near you.

I hope that you will return to your workplace tomorrow energized and inspired - having made new connections, gained new knowledge and much inspiration from the day.

Dr Crystal OldmanChief ExecutiveThe Queen’s Nursing Institute


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Agenda

9.30 Arrival and refreshments

10.00 Welcome and introduction Dr Crystal Oldman, Chief Executive Officer, The Queen’s Nursing Institute

10.10 The Chief Nursing Officer’s Strategy for Nursing Jane Cummings, Chief Nursing Officer for England, NHS England

10.40 Safe Caseloads Professor Mark Radford, Director of Nursing Improvement, NHS Improvement

11.10 Refreshments and poster presentations

11.30 How to get your voice heard Jenni Middleton, Editor, Nursing Times, QNI Trustee

12.00 National Garden Scheme George Plumptre, Chief Executive, National Garden Scheme

12.30 Lunch and poster presentations

1.30pm Clinical evaluation - everyone’s responsibility Dr Naomi Chapman, Clinical Programme Lead/Deputy Chief Nurse, Department of Health Jill Best, Clinical Specialist Lead, Department of Health, seconded from South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust 2.00pm In the pink - reflections from my memoirs Professor Dame Elizabeth Anionwu DBE CBE FRCN, Emeritus Professor of Nursing, University of West London

2.45pm Refreshments and poster presentation

3.15pm QNI Keep in Touch (KIT) Project Suzanne Rich, Keep in Touch Project Officer, QNI Jane Wright, Queen’s Nurse, Lecturer in Nursing, Bangor University Claire Green, Queen’s Nurse, District Nursing Sister/ Community Practice Teacher, Berkshire Healthcare Foundation Trust Carol Webley Brown, Queen’s Nurse, General Practice Nurse, Lewisham CCG 3.45pm Poster presentations prize winners to be announced Agnes Fanning, Head of Academic Department, Bucks New University

4.00pm QNI Strategy 2017-2020 Dr Crystal Oldman, Chief Executive, QNI

4.30pm Close


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Delegate listAttendee name Job Title OrganisationAkhtar, Parveen Senior Specialist Practitioner Guys and St Thomas’s Foundation TrustAlgar, Janice Lead Nurse for Practice Improvement Oxleas NHS FTAllen, Dawn Head of Community Nursing Gloucestershire Care Services NHS TrustAllen, Gill Nurse Case Manager Angell, Pauline Clinical Lead NSCPBallinger, Helen Professional Lead District Nursing Gloucestershire Care Services NHS TrustBareham, Kerry Matron for Palliative and End of Life Care St Barnabas Lincolnshire HospiceBeckford, Katy Cardiac and Respiratory Specialist Services Lead Berkshire Healthcare NHS Foundation TrustBell, Lesley Community Matron Your HealthcareBergfeld, Claire Nurse Specialist - Community Royal Devon & Exeter NHS TrustBest, Jillian Clinical Specialist Lead Department of HealthBeverly, Patricia Specialist School Nurse for EOTAS & YOS NELFT (Redbridge)Bickley, Laura School Nurse Shropshire Community Health NHS TrustBlake, Debbie Parkinson’s Specialist Nurse SEPT CHS BedfordBoast, Gill Practice Nurse Lead East Staffs CCGBoulton, Debbie Deputy Named Nurse Safeguarding Lincolnshire Community Health Services NHS TrustBourne, Jennifer Project Manager FGM Prevention Programme Department of HealthBrackenbury, Clare Health Visitor CNWL Healthcare TrustBramham, Allison District Nurse NEFTBrown, Nicky Senior Nurse PHEBrown, Debbie Nurse Consultant/ ANP Lewisham CCG / Burnt Ash SurgeryBruce, Rachel Lecturer University of BedfordshireBubb-McGhee, Marieanne Clinical Service Manager 2gether NHSFTBull, Gale Practice Nurse Munroe Medical CentreButler, Ruth Research Associate Central London Community Healthcare NHS TrustBuxton, Sarah Service Lead FCHCCaley, Kathryn Operations Director SK Nurses LtdCallender, Christine Service Manager HRCHCampbell, Pamela Consultant Nurse - Homelessness Solent HealthcareCampling, Jane Clinical/Practice Nurse Manager Carlton Group PracticeChanner, Lesley Clinical Lead Community Nursing Your HealthcareChantry, Su Clinical Director SKC OH ConsultancyChapman, Dr Naomi Clinical Programme Lead/Deputy Chief Nurse Department of HealthCherry, Helen Accessibility Officer Community Christie, Heather Safeguarding Children Nurse BHFTChurch, Helen Lead Diabetes Specialist Nurse Hounslow and Richmond Community Healthcare NHS TrustClarke, Laura Community Nurse Practitioner SLAMClough, Anita Community Matron Derbyshire Community Health ServicesClover, Sue Nurse Partner Gresleydale Healthcare CentreCodling, Mary Primary Healthcare Lead Nurse Berkshire Healthcare NHS Foundation TrustCollins, Sarah Clinical lead Oxford HealthConnell, Hannah Learning Environment Lead Southern HealthCooke, Irene Senior lecturer University of ChesterCornish, Shona Community Modern Matron DN Livewell SouthwestCrossey, Vanessa Practice Nurse lead NEW Devon CCGCulley, Davina Clinical Education Lead CNWLCummings, Jane Chief Nursing Officer for England NHS EnglandDaly, Rachel PhD student EoE CLAHRCDavey, Jeanne RRRT Service Manager Hounslow and Richmond Community Healthcare NHS TrustDavies, Mandy Specialist Health Visitor for Vulnerable Adults Isle of Man Department of Health and Social CareDavies, Helen Advanced Nurse Practitioner Taylors Avenue Medical CentreDavis, Laura Lead Nurse NHS Thurrock CCGDesai, Induben Health Visitor - SCPT LNWH NHS TrustDine, Heidi Head of Clinical Nursing DRC NursingDurrant, Kay Associate Lecturer Nursing Open University


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Delegate listElliott, Esme Practice Nurse Wellspring Medical PracticeEvans, Deb Parkinson’s Disease Nurse Specialist Powys Local Health BoardFairhall, Julia Professional Lead for Nursing Sussex Community NHS TrustFanning, Agnes Head of Academic Department Bucks New UniversityFord, Lorna PhD student MMUFoster, Sue Community DSN Bucks HealthcareFrance, Jo Head of Nursing & Quality Shropshire Community Health NHS TrustFranklin, Kathy CNS: Multiple Sclerosis Northampton General HospitalFricker, Stephanie Community Paediatric Nurse Weston Area Health trustFryer, Amanda School Immunisation Nurse True blue. EvgukGalley, Emma Vascular Specialist Nurse LiVESGame, Caroline District Nurse/SCPT NELFTGibbons, Theresa District Nurse NELFTGillett, Amanda Head of Healthcare CNWLGoddard, Gail DN Team Leader Hounslow and Richmond Community HealthcareGoodrich , Debbie Paediatric Epilepsy Nurse Specialist Walsall Healthcare NHS TRUSTGough, Yvonne Clinical Services Manager Shropshire Community Health NHS TrustGower, Janet ANP Moat House Surgery Warboys CambsGray, Carol Lead for Palliative & End of Life Care Torbay & South Devon NHS Foundation TrustGreen, Claire,QN District Nursing Sister/Community Practice Teacher Berkshire Healthcare Foundation TrustGreen, Julie Nurse Lecturer Keele UniversityGrundy, Celine Service Improvement SSOTPGunner, Amanda Advanced Nurse Practitioner Your Healthcare CICHack, Angie Senior Lecturer London South Bank UniversityHall, Tracy Medicines Management Nurse Consultant/NMP Lead Staffordshire & Stoke on Trent NHS Partnership TrustHardman, Jill Community Matron Hounslow & Richmond Community Health CareHardwick, Kay Head of Education Arthur Rank Hospice CharityHardy, Beth Lecturer University of YorkHarman, Tracy Head of Clinical Education Virgin CareHaros, Jane Senior Clinical Commissioner Gloucestershire Clinical Commissioning GroupHarsley, Mandy Deputy Named Nurse for Safeguarding Lincolnshire Community Health ServicesHartley, Karen Professional Development Nurse Sussex Community NHS TrustHewetson-Grubb, Sarah Mobilisation manager (Integrated care) North East Hampshire and Farnham CCGHibell, Georgina Nurse Practitioner Cornwallis Plaza SurgeryHicks, Lesley Nurse Practitioner Clayhill Medical PracticeHill, Sue Education Commissioning and Development Manager HEE WessexHiscocks , Angela Lecturer in Adult Nursing University of South WalesHobden, Claudia Specialist Nurse Homeless Families East Sussex HealthcareHopkins, Sharon Advanced Nurse Practitioner Primary CareHowson, Sophie Clinical Director SK Nurses LtdHurley, Gillian Parkinson’s Specialist Nurse SEPTInd, Francesca Home Visiting Nurse Hawthorne Medical CentreIrvine, Kim Senior Lecturer Southampton Solent UniversityJames, Carrie Case Manager Walsall Healthcare NHS TrustJameson, Maxine Associate Professor Primary Care London South Bank UniversityJeffries, Nicola FNP Supervisor Bucks Healthcare TrustKelle, Caroline Practice Nurse Manager Hobs Moat Medical CentreKent, Frances CNS Lead – Community Equipment Services Buckinghamshire NHS healthcare TrustKergon, Emma Service Manager Bradford District Care Foundation TrustKhelawon, Joyce Intermediate Care Nurse BEHMHTKirman, Jennifer Senior Lecturer Oxford Brookes UniversityKnight, Susan Tissue Viability Nurse Consultant Knott, Caroline Bladder and Bowel Specialist Nurse Kent Community NHS foundation TrustLambourne, Helen Family Nurse Partnership Supervisor Oxford Health NHS Foundation TrustLaw, Trudi Specialist Health Visitor RWTLawrance-Owen,Annette Specialist Nurse Safeguarding Children Sussex Community NHS Foundation TrustLeatherland, Helen Practice Nurse Manager North Brink PracticeLewis, Alison Family Nurse


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Delegate listLey, Jodie Clinical Lead for CC & Dementia Liaison Services CFTLocker, Carrie Advanced Nurse Practitioner- Clinical Lead East Lancs Medical ServicesLogan, Sara Community Children’s Nurse Shropshire Community Health NHS TrustLove, Carly IPU Matron Arthur Rank HospiceLowe, Corinne Care Home Facilitator Torbay and South Devon NHS Foundation TrustMacmillan, Jane Community Matron Frailty Gloucestershire CCGMark, Jo Health Visitor Pennine CareMarshall, Helen Safeguarding Adults Specialist Nurse Liverpool Community HealthMatravers, Jade Learning and Development Officer (RMN) Joint Training, Shropshire CouncilMatthews, Bibi Team Leader BHFTMatthews, Emma Multiple Sclerosis Clinical Nurse Specialist Northampton General HospitalMatthews, Julie CNS ITB Lead SSOTP NHS TrustMcbride, Michelle Senior Lecturer Kingston UniversityMcGarrity, Barbara Clinical Nurse Specialist CAMHS Dudley and WalsallMcHugh, Leanne Practice Educator Community Health Services NHS Trust Mckendry, Mandy Matron for Community Services Oxford Health NHS Foundation TrustMcnaughton, Jane Team Leader District Nurse SEPT CHS BedfordMeans, Tracy Clinical Quality Lead Leeds Community HealthcareMercer, Joan Head of Service Transformation and Improvement Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS FTMiddleton, Jenni Editor Nursing Times + QNI TrusteeMiles, Jane District Nurse Team Leader Berkshire Healthcare NHS Foundation TrustMiller, Judy Lead Nurse COPD Suffolk SCH/IHT NHS TrustMills, Eleri Senior Lecturer Glyndwr UniversityMitchell, Heidi Matron Walsall Healthcare NHSModeste, Leonia Community Heart Failure Nurse Barts HealthMoody, Jacqueline Nurse Practitioner The Robert Frew Medical CentreMonsell, Amanda Advanced Nurse Practitioner North Cardiff Medical CentreMorgan, Gillian Nurse Practitioner Cottage Lane SurgeryMullan, Hayley Clinical Quality Lead Kent Community Health NHS Foundation TrustMulvey, Hannah Practice Nurse Beacon houseNash, Debbie FNP Lead Ripplez CIC LtdNelson, Sara Programme Lead for Children and Young People Healthy London PartnershipNelson, Linda Head of In-patient Services Thames Hospice Care WindsorNicoli-Jones, Jane Head of Adult Nursing Professional Practice Hounslow & Richmond Community NHS Healthcare TrustNightingale, Sue Nurse Practitioner Croft Medical CentreNneka Anionwu, Emeritus Professor of Nursing University of West LondonProfessor Dame Elizabeth Nunan, Helen Practice Nurse Cuckoo Lane PracticeO’Grady, Chris Senior Lecturer Glyndwr UniversityO’Kelly, Allison Clinical Lead Cornwall Partnership TrustOkpara, Juliet Dementia Palliative Nurse Westminster Dementia Services, Housing and Care 21Oozageer, Gunowa Neesha Senior Lecturer Kingston UniversityOshikanlu, Ruth Pregnancy Mindset Expert Goal Mind LimitedOsho, Yemisi Executive Director ROTVIC ConsultingOzerovitch, Lorraine Vice-President International Nurses Group for ImmunodeficienciesParham, Gabrielle Senior Matron for Community Nursing Oxford Health NHS Foundation TrustPartridge , Mary Lead Nurse Safeguarding Adults Birmingham Community Healthcare NHS FTPatel, Komal Nurse Assessor NHS BRENT CCGPatel, Yyoti OHA BupaPeasey, Matthew Clinical Lead Wiltshire Health and CarePelley, Catherine Deputy Director of Safercare and Standards HPFTPerry, Ann-Marie District Nurse Team Leader Cornwall Foundation TrustPhillips, Carol Clinical Lead North Somerset Community PartnershipPitt, Margaret District Nurse, Practice Teacher Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS FTPlumptre, George Chief Executive Officer National Garden SchemePorter-Jones, Gary Health Protection Nurse Public Health WalesPriestley, Fran Nurse Practitioner Cornwallis/Plaza Surgeries


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Delegate listProcter-O’Toole, Shirley Practice Nurse Handsworth Medical PracticeQuinn, Debbie Bank RGN Radford, Mark Director of Nursing NHS ImprovementRadlett, Helen Practice Nurse York St Medical Practice, CambridgeRae, Julie Clinical Case Manager Occupational Health John Lewis PartnershipRafferty, Michelle CAMHS Nurse Specialist DHUFTRantell, Sheryl Advanced Nurse Practitioner Clee Medical CentreReynolds, Angela Clinical Nurse Lead Cumbria Partnership TrustRoberson, Carole Quality Assurance Manager/ Lead Corporate Nursing Redditch & Bromsgrove CCG/ Worcestershire Health & Care NHS TrustRobson, Janet Modern Matron Stockport FTRoderick, Sarah Multiple Sclerosis Specialist Nurse Cambridgeshire and Peterborough FTRodrigues, Lynn Lead Nurse Infection Control & Patient Experience Cambridgeshire and Peterborough CCGRoots, Debbie Cardiorespiratory Nurse Consultant Homerton University Foundation TrustRubini, Carol Community Programme Leader University of HullRuscoe, Elizabeth Locality Nurse Manager Guys & St Thomas NHS Foundation TrustRussell, Sunita Independent Diabetes Nurse Consultant Diabetes Support Services LtdSadler, Belinda Matron, Infection Prevention & Control Cambridgeshire & Peterborough CCGSeal, Katie Diabetes Specialist Nurse NHFTShally, Fiona Lead Nurse - Community COPD Service University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire NHS TrustSharman , Victoria Community Clinical Nurse Lead Hertfordshire Partnership University NHS FT Singleton, Carol Primary Care Project Officer NHS Hartlepool & Stockton-On-Tees CCGSmith, Anne Queen’s NurseSpiro, Alison Specialist Health Visitor Stewart, Patricia Community Nurse GP Practice LambethStonham MBE, Carol Nurse Practitioner Gloucestershire CCGStyles, Coral Professional lead Livewell SouthwestSwarbrick, Emma Clinical Nurse Lead Sussex Community NHS Foundation TrustTabony, Elaine Lecturer Brunel University LondonThomas, Sheila SHN Team Leader BCHC TrustThomas, Janet Advanced Nurse Practitioner Tyne and WearThrupp, Eve School Staff Nurse Shropshire NHS TrustTivy-Ward, Susan Older Person Specialist Nurse Dumfries and Galloway NHS TrustTreverton, Gill Senior lecturer University of BedfordshireVella, Glenda Clinical Lead NHSWade, Mary Sian Community/District Nurse South Warwickshire NHS Foundation TrustWallis, June Diabetes Specialist Practice Nurse Carlton Group PracticeWalpole, Claire Specialist Nurse Palliative Care Sister Arthur Rank Hospice CharityWard, Alison Advanced Nurse Practitioner Primary CareWard, Deborah Head of Nursing for Safeguarding UHSMWaters, Rachael Primary Care Workforce Tutor Horsham and Mid Sussex CCGWatts, Deborah Specialist Community Respiratory Nurse CPFTWebb, Jane Family Nurse Supervisor Walsall Healthcare NHS TrustWebb, Wendy Palliative Care Nurse Prescriber / PhD student Myton Hospice / University of WorcesterWebley-Brown, Carol,QN General Practice Nurse Honor Oak Group Practice/Lewisham CCGWest, Angela Occupational Health Clinical Manager Peterborough and Stamford HospitalsWigley, Wendy Director of Programmes Health Sciences University of SouthamptonWilkinson, Michelle Practice Nurse Beacon HouseWilliams, Angela Lecturer in Nursing Bangor UniversityWilliams, Alison District Nurse Programme Lead Glyndwr UniversityWillis, Helen Health Visitor NHFTWolstenholme, Michelle Continuing Care Specialist Health Visitor CDDFTWood, Cate Researcher Bournemouth University/ Plymouth UniversityWoods, Rosemary Case Manager LCHSWright, Jane, QN Lecturer Bangor UniversityYeats, Caroline Community Matron Hounslow and Richmond Community TrustZakrzewski, Stephanie Practice Nurse Sabden & Whalley Medical GroupZolnhofer, Nicola Community Respiratory Nurse CPFT


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Speaker biographiesDame Professor Elizabeth Anionwu, Emeritus Professor of Nursing , University of West LondonDame Professor Elizabeth Anionwu, DBE CBE FRCN, is an Emeritus Professor of Nursing at the University of West London (UWL). In 1979 she set up the first UK sickle cell/thalassaemia nurse counselling service in Brent, then became a senior lecturer in Community Genetic Counselling at the Institute of Child Health. Prior to retirement she was Professor of Nursing & Dean of the School of Adult Nursing Studies before establishing the Mary Seacole Centre for Nursing Practice, all at UWL. Elizabeth was Vice-Chairperson of the successful Mary Seacole Memorial Statue Appeal. She is Patron of the Sickle Cell Society and Vice-President of Unite/CPHVA. Her 2016 memoirs ‘Mixed Blessings from a Cambridge Union’ are available on Amazon as a paperback and e-book.

Jill Best, QN, Clinical Specialist Lead, Department of Health, seconded from South Tees Hospitals NHS FTJill is a District Nurse Team Leader; she is a Clinical Practice Teacher and a non-medical prescriber. Jill has many years of Community Nursing experience and in 2015 became a Queen’s Nurse. Jill has worked as a Clinical Specialist Lead with the Clinical Evaluation Team since October 2016.

Dr Naomi Chapman, Clinical Programme Lead/Deputy Chief Nurse, Department of HealthNaomi is a nurse and Podiatrist with many years of experience in clinical care ranging from children’s nursing, infectious diseases to District nursing and community Podiatry. More recently Naomi has held national roles with NIHR, the Royal College of Nursing and currently with the Department of Health. Naomi is also a Visiting Research Fellow with the University of Leeds and works as an Executive Coach. As lead for the NHS Clinical Evaluation Team Naomi currently leads a team of clinicians who are evaluating everyday healthcare consumables in order to help clinicians to get the best products for clinical care.

Jane Cummings, Chief Nursing Officer for England, NHS EnglandJane Cummings has been Chief Nursing Officer for England and the professional lead for nursing and midwifery in England since June 2012. She launched the Compassion in Practice strategy and the values of the 6Cs in December that year. Before joining NHS England Jane was Chief Nurse at NHS North of England. This followed her role at NHS North West where she was the lead director for several functions including Chief Nurse, as well as quality, performance, QIPP and commissioning. Jane was the nursing advisor for emergency care in the CNO’s office before becoming the national lead for emergency care in February 2004, with responsibility for improving waiting times and delivering the four-hour 98% target in A&E. In January 2005, she was appointed as the National Implementation Director for ‘Choice’ and ‘Choose and Book’. Jane also worked with the Royal College of Nursing to develop the role of nurses and improve the experience and care of patients requiring urgent and emergency care. Jane specialised as an emergency care nurse before moving into management. Jane has been awarded a Doctorate by Edge Hill University. Jane is a trustee of the Over the Wall Children’s Charity and volunteers as a nurse at the children’s camps. She is also a Board Trustee for Macmillan Cancer Support.

Claire Green, QN, District Nursing Sister/ Community Practice TeacherClaire works for Berkshire Healthcare Foundation Trust (BHFT) in Maidenhead, Berkshire. She qualified from Manchester Royal Infirmary in 1983 and worked for three years on an elderly care unit before becoming a ward sister on a rehab unit.She then undertook her District Nurse training and has worked in that field since then. She has worked in various parts of the country and settled here in the South East in 2001. She is also a Non Medical Prescriber and Community Practice Teacher and she really enjoys helping to train the next generation of District Nurses.She became a Queen’s Nurse in 2013. She has become involved in opportunities offered and became a Keep In Touch Project volunteer in 2016.

Jenni Middleton, Editor, Nursing Times and QNI TrusteeJenni Middleton is the editor of Nursing Times, a brand that has provided content for nurses since 1906. She is also a QNI Trustee. Jenni has been a journalist for over 20 years, previously working in fashion, beauty, science and manufacturing magazines. Jenni is an award-winning journalist, having won a British Society of Magazine Editors Award and Medical Journalism Award for Editor of the Year for her work on Nursing Times. Jenni won the Medical Journalists’ Association Editor of the Year Award in 2015. In 2016 she received an Honorary Doctor of Health Science degree from Anglia Ruskin University and was awarded Editor of the Year at the British Society of Magazine Editors Awards.


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Dr Crystal Oldman, Chief Executive, The Queen’s Nursing InstituteDr Crystal Oldman joined the QNI in November 2012 as Chief Executive. Crystal worked in the NHS for 18 years, the majority of which was in the field of community nursing, working with some of the most deprived communities in west London. She has a passion for learning, teaching and research to support best practice and in 1994 joined Buckinghamshire New University as a senior lecturer, to develop a variety of community nursing programmes. Crystal enjoyed an academic career for a further 18 years, completing her Higher Education career as Dean of Enterprise and Business Management in the Faculty of Society & Health, where her role included the development of partnerships with external agencies to promote research and assist in workforce development. Crystal’s interest in leadership and management inspired her doctoral studies into the knowledge, skills and attributes of middle managers and this research was completed in 2014.

George Plumptre, Chief Executive, The National Garden SchemeGeorge Plumptre became Chief Executive of The National Garden Scheme in 2011, having previously served as a Trustee from 2006 and Deputy Chairman from 2010. For some thirty years he worked with the National Garden Scheme as a gardening author and journalist. He has published a total of ten books on gardens. From 1994-97 he was Gardening Correspondent of The Times and he has contributed to a number of other newspapers and magazines. In 1999 he founded the online gardening business, Greenfingers.com. George has also had a long career at a senior level in the art world, working for both Sotheby’s (1990-99) and Bonhams (2003-09). For many years he has been closely involved in the development of the renowned garden at his family’s home, Goodnestone Park in Kent, which has opened in support of the National Garden Scheme since the 1970s.

Professor Mark Radford, Director of Nursing Improvement, NHS ImprovementMark Radford is Director of Nursing (Improvement) for NHS Improvement with a portfolio that covers workforce, quality improvement and Governance. Mark has worked in Perioperative, Emergency and Intensive care in the UK and Europe. He was previously been a Chief Nurse of a University Teaching Hospital and Consultant Nurse in Emergency & Trauma care. Mark is Professor of Nursing at Birmingham City and Coventry Universities, and has published research on staffing, advanced practice, perioperative and trauma care.

Suzanne Rich, Keep in Touch Project Officer, The Queen’s Nursing InstituteSuzanne joined QNI in February 2016 to work on the new Keep In Touch project aimed at providing one-to-one telephone contact for retired community nurses. Suzanne originally trained as a Personal Assistant and worked for a variety of organisations before deciding to move to the charitable sector twenty years ago. Since then she has worked for several charities including the NSPCC, The Royal British Legion and Age UK, working in fundraising, volunteer recruitment and volunteer training/support. Suzanne has also worked with volunteer-led projects, including providing one-to-one befriending for older clients. Suzanne herself volunteered for twenty years and believes strongly in valuing volunteers.

Carol Webley-Brown QN, MSc, BSc(Hons) RGN, RMN, Dip Nursing, Practice NurseCarol works as a Practice Nurse for a London Practice as the only nurse with a Practice list size of almost 7000 patients. Carol started her nursing career in 1976 in Surrey. She became a Clinical Nurse Teacher, then later at London South Bank University was Senior Lecturer and Director of Mental Health Nursing. Carol has been lay member of the Community Health Councils and Research Officer of Lewisham information networks and then Lewisham Consultative Community Police Network. Carol has also been a Board of Visitors for Wandsworth Prison, Panel member for the Benefits Agency and Lay member for London Criminal Prosecution Service. Carol has passion for patient and public involvement, she has been Vice Chair for the Patient Liaison Group with the British Medical Association BMA; Chair for the parent and carer group at the RCPCH. In 2013 Carol became a Queen’s Nurse, and is currently Vice Chair for Lewisham Foster Service.

Jane Wright, QN, Lecturer in Nursing, Bangor UniversityJane qualified as a registered nurse in 1985. She has worked in the community since 1990; moving into higher education, in the first instance as a lecturer practitioner in 2000. She became a full time lecturer in 2002. She worked closely with community colleagues to develop community nursing practices, and to educate the future workforce. Throughout her career she has promoted holistic assessment, which includes the impact social isolation and loneliness has upon the well-being of individuals. She was very impressed with the concept of the Keep in Touch (KiT) project designed and developed by the QNI. She looks forward to sharing her KIT volunteering experience with you.


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