Let's Talk Nursing is produced by BJN inform, and provides interviews with nurses where they share their experiences and practical tips that you can apply to your practice. The episodes will cover topics across person-centred care, nurse wellbeing and career development. For more information and resources, go to bjninform.com.
Let's Talk Nursing with Barry Hill.In this episode, Samina is joined by Barry Hill, Professor of Nursing and Head of the School of Nursing and Midwifery at Buckinghamshire New University. They discuss the challenges and barriers that are causing the drop in applications to nursing degrees and high rates of student nurse attrition, as well as the potential solutions to these.Throughout the episode, they explore a variety of topics, including:Challenges that are contributing to high rates of student nurse attritionPolicy changes that would benefit student nurse retentionAlternative routes into nursingExamples of successful university projects aimed at reducing attritionIn the episode, Barry shared his three key actions targeted at students, academics and practicing nurses on improving the landscape and supporting student nurses in their degrees. At the end of the episode, Barry shares his insights into how to support students who are struggling with their workload and overcoming challenges in teamwork.About Barry:Barry Hill is a professor of Nursing and head of the School of Nursing and Midwifery at Buckinghamshire New University. He is part of the University Executive Team, leading the strategic direction and development of the school. Throughout his career, Barry has been committed to improving student wellbeing, reducing attrition and enhancing student experiences, particularly in relation to the National Student Survey. Contact Barry:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-barry-hill-377b98b7/ Twitter/X: @HonoraryGeordi_ More information and resources:RePAIRing the student nurse journey: empowering interrupted students through innovative support strategiesInnovations in nurse education: creating the multisensory learning approach of The WISE RoomNursing students: why are almost 40% leaving before they qualify?The nine Belbin team rolesBJN inform:For more information and resources, go to: https://www.bjninform.com/lets-talk-nursing-podcast/ New to the platform? BJN inform is a mentor-in-your pocket digital resource for nurses, nurse associates and nursing students, providing you with easy-access articles on topics across clinical areas, person-centred care, career and nurse wellbeing.If you would like to speak with us about a no-commitment demo or trial, please get in touch at: institutions@markallengroup.com
11/28/24 • 41:01
Let's Talk Nursing with Sophie Gardner.In this bonus episode, Samina chats with Sophie Gardner, editor of the British Journal of Nursing (BJN). They discuss the major do's and don'ts of writing for publication, and Sophie even reveals some insider tips on getting published in the BJN.Throughout the episode, they explore a variety of topics, including:Why nurses should write for publicationTop tips for getting started with writingSophie's pet peeves when it comes to manuscripts submitted to the BJNThe peer review and editing processAbout Sophie:Sophie Gardner is an editorial director at MA Healthcare, and the editor of the British Journal of Nursing. After studying Molecular Genetics at Sussex University, Sophie began working in the sphere of healthcare publishing. In addition to overseeing all publications in MA Healthcare, Sophie works with her sub-editors to commission, edit and publish bi-weekly issues of the BJN.Contact Sophie:LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/sophie-gardner-b3407636More information and resources:Beall's list of potentially predatory journals and publishersBritish Journal of NursingMA Healthcare: guidance for authorsBJN inform:For more information and resources, go to: https://www.bjninform.com/lets-talk-nursing-podcast/ New to the platform? BJN inform is a mentor-in-your pocket digital resource for nurses, nurse associates and nursing students, providing you with easy-access articles on topics across clinical areas, person-centred care, career and nurse wellbeing.If you would like to speak with us about a no-commitment demo or trial, please get in touch at: institutions@markallengroup.com
11/21/24 • 23:44
Let's Talk Nursing with Gillian Morris and Brian Webster.In this episode, Samina is joined by Gillian Morris, lecturer at the University of Dundee, and Brian Webster, registered nurse and trainee district nurse at NHS Tayside. They discuss health promotion strategies that nurses can deliver when providing holistic, person-centred care.Throughout the episode, they explore a variety of topics, including:Tips and tricks for delivering health promotionAssessing people's readiness to changeResources around lifestyle changes for signpostingThe role of the nurse in providing lifestyle advice and being a role modelListen to the episode to hear Brian and Gillian talk about recommendations for lifestyle interventions and how they would deliver this. They also share their three key actions around brief interventions, being aware of the impact of health promotion and knowing the facts. At the end of the episode, Gillian and Brian work through a case study about a patient with back pain and diabetes, and share how they would go about recommending lifestyle changes in this scenario.About Gillian and Brian:Gillian is a lecturer at the University of Dundee. She is also a qualified advanced nurse practitioner and district nurse with a special interest in health promotion for non-communicable disease. Brian is a registered nurse and trainee district nurse at NHS Tayside. Brian also has an interest in health promotion, and both Gillian and Brian are members of the British Society of Lifestyle Medicine. Contact:BrianLinkedin: linkedin.com/in/brian-webster-4a208672Twitter/X: @BrianWebster18GillianTwitter/X: @mrsgmorris1More information and resources:Health promotion series:Health promotion for person-centred careHealth promotion for non-communicable diseases: cardiovascular diseasesHealth promotion for non-communicable diseases: cancersHealth promotion for non-communicable diseases: respiratory diseasesHealth promotion for non-communicable diseases: diabetesMaking every contact count: improving surgical outcomes for patientsHealth promotion resources:Readiness to changeNHS MSK appNHS Couch to 5kBrian's podcast: Learning leadership 3 2 1BJN inform:For more information and resources, go to: https://www.bjninform.com/lets-talk-nursing-podcast/ New to the platform? BJN inform is a mentor-in-your pocket digital resource for nurses, nurse associates and nursing students, providing you with easy-access articles on topics across clinical are
11/14/24 • 51:48
Let's Talk Nursing with Melanie Maddison.In this episode, Samina is joined by Melanie Maddison, lecturer in Adult Nursing and sustainability lead at King's College London. They discuss the impact of the healthcare sector on the environment and climate change, as well as the nurse's role in promoting sustainable practices.Throughout the episode, they explore a variety of topics, including:The carbon footprint of the NHSThe impact of climate change and pollution on healthExcessive use of personal protective equipment (PPE) and other unsustainable practicesTune in to hear Melanie's three key actions for nurses when it comes to integrating sustainability into everyday life and nursing practice. At the end of the episode, Melanie shares her advice around communicating with colleagues about unsustainable practices and speaking to patients about the impact of the environment on health. About Melanie:Melanie Maddison is a lecturer in Adult Nursing at King's College London. She has 21 years of clinical experience in the NHS as a registered nurse in cardiology and emergency medicine, and worked as matron during the pandemic before joining higher education. She is one of the sustainability leads in the Nursing, Midwifery and Palliative Care department, and is currently leading educational reforms to reduce the carbon footprint of clinical skills teaching at the university. Contact Melanie:LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/melanie-maddison-4146b6260More information and resources:Sustainable nursing practice: the environmental impact of healthcareRizan C, Reed M, Bhutta MF. Environmental impact of personal protective equipment distributed for use by health and social care services in England in the first six months of the COVID-19 pandemic. J R Soc Med. 2021;114(5):250–263. https://doi.org/10.1177/01410768211001583World Health Organization - Communicating on climate change and health: toolkit for health professionalsBJN inform:For more information and resources, go to: https://www.bjninform.com/lets-talk-nursing-podcast/ New to the platform? BJN inform is a mentor-in-your pocket digital resource for nurses, nurse associates and nursing students, providing you with easy-access articles on topics across clinical areas, person-centred care, career and nurse wellbeing.If you would like to speak with us about a no-commitment demo or trial, please get in touch at: institutions@markallengroup.com
10/31/24 • 39:48
Let's Talk Nursing with Rochelle Tattersall.In this episode, Samina is joined by Rochelle Tattersall, a recent nursing graduate from the University of Leeds, now working as a registered community staff nurse at Mid Yorkshire Teaching NHS Trust. They discuss Rochelle’s journey of navigating her autism diagnosis while studying as a student nurse.Throughout the episode, they explore a variety of topics, including:Getting an autism diagnosisStereotypes that autistic nurses and student nurses encounterRequesting reasonable adjustments at university and on placementHear Rochelle’s three key actions for neurodiverse student nurses when going on placement, neurotypical nurses when interacting with neurodiverse colleagues or students and all nurses when facing challenges in their roles. Listen to the end to hear Rochelle’s practical tips for requesting reasonable adjustments and handling difficult situations as part of our scenario-based reflective exercises.About Rochelle:Rochelle Tattersall recently graduated from the University of Leeds, and is now working as a registered community staff nurse at Mid Yorkshire Teaching NHS Trust. Her passion for nursing and writing drove Rochelle to become a Nursing Times Student Editor, where she discussed what it’s like to be an autistic student nurse – she is now an outspoken campaigner for the rights of autistic nurses and students. Her love of writing also drove her to write her first novel and become a published author, while studying.Contact Rochelle:LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/rochelle-tattersall More information and resources:Rochelle’s article about being a neurodiverse student nurse: ‘I can still be a nurse while being neurodivergent’Supporting the needs of neurodivergent nurses in the workforceSupporting patients with autism: part oneSupporting patients with autism: part twoBJN inform:For more information and resources, go to: https://www.bjninform.com/lets-talk-nursing-podcast/ New to the platform? BJN inform is a mentor-in-your pocket digital resource for nurses, nurse associates and nursing students, providing you with easy-access articles on topics across clinical areas, person-centred care, career and nurse wellbeing.If you would like to speak with us about a no-commitment demo or trial, please get in touch at: institutions@markallengroup.com
10/17/24 • 39:33
Let's Talk Nursing with Michelle Croston.In this episode, Samina is joined by Michelle Croston, lead HIV specialist nurse at Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust. They discuss providing person-centred care for patients with HIV and the core components of developing therapeutic relationships. Throughout the episode, they explore a variety of topics, including:The history of HIV careHow nurses can build therapeutic relationships in their practiceMichelle's personal experiences in patient advocacyListen to hear Michelle's three key actions for providing effective person-centred care, and work through the reflective exercise at the end of the episode to apply the discussion to a real-life scenario.Access the reflective exercise and read more on: https://www.bjninform.com/person-centred-care/person-centred-care-for-people-living-with-hiv-developing-therapeutic-relationships/ About Michelle:Michelle Croston is a lead HIV specialist nurse at Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust. She has worked in HIV care since 1999, and has a special interest in mental health and psychological support. She is also the host of HIV Matters, a podcast that explores conversations around HIV.Contact Michelle:LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/michelle-croston-049233185Twitter/X: @MichelleCrosto2More information and resources:HIV Matters podcastArticle on BJN inform: Person-centred care for people living with HIV: building therapeutic relationships Resources about U=U:https://www.unaids.org/en/resources/presscentre/featurestories/2018/july/undetectable-untransmittablehttps://www.unaids.org/sites/default/files/media_asset/undetectable-untransmittable_en.pdfBJN inform:For more information and resources, go to: https://www.bjninform.com/lets-talk-nursing-podcast/New to the platform? BJN inform is a mentor-in-your pocket digital resource for nurses, nurse associates and nursing students, providing you with easy-access articles on topics across clinical areas, person-centred care, career and nurse wellbeing. If you would like to speak with us about a no-commitment demo or trial, please get in touch at: institutions@markallengroup.com
10/3/24 • 37:34
Let's Talk Nursing is a brand new podcast produced by BJN inform, where nurses talk about their real-life experiences and share practical tips that you can apply to your practice. In this six-episode series, we’ll be dedicating two episodes each to topics across person-centred care, nurse wellbeing and career development. For more information about the episodes and additional resources, go to bjninform.com/lets-talk-nursing-podcast.
9/27/24 • 01:17
