Dr. Berthilde Dufrene, DNP, DOS(h), MSN, CARN, RN on LinkedIn: Commencement 2023: Berthilde Dufrene, DNP, M.S. '07: Honorary Degree… (2024)

So powerful- bring your tissues and get ready to be inspired.

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Well done to the relevant Ministries that were involved.

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Maintaining and practicing our culture and traditions is vital for the psychological well-being of African Americans, especially in a system of oppression. These cultural practices serve as a powerful reminder of our resilience, strength, and identity. They provide a sense of community, continuity, and belonging, helping us to stay connected to our roots and each other. By embracing our heritage, we honor the struggles and triumphs of our ancestors (collective African identity), fortify our sense of pride and self-worth (African self-fortification), and resist the forces that seek to diminish our humanity (resistance against anti-African forces). In preserving our culture, we not only survive but thrive, creating a legacy of empowerment and unity for future generations. Hail Wildcats ❗ https://lnkd.in/eyHyhz3y

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This robust plain speaking article shows the ugly side of modern Britain

“Learning is a constant process of discovery - a process without end” - Albert Einstein.Education and training are career-long pursuits, and as a Network, we’re committed to supporting our nursing staff in continued learning and growth.The Network’s Nursing Unit Manager (NUM) masterclasses play an important part in our professional development program. These sessions not only equip our senior nursing staff with new skills but also create an opportunity for collaboration and connection with other leaders.This year, our NUM Development Pathway Masterclass focused on “learning through change”, facilitating discussions around driving change, navigating resistance and anchoring teams.Attendees embraced the chance to upskill, while also having a safe space to share their thoughts, experiences, and challenges. Together, we grow as leaders.We're committed to fostering a culture of learning and growth across the Network. Education and training opportunities like our NUM masterclasses are central to supporting the ongoing development of our brilliant nursing teams.Discover more about opportunities within @Sydney Children’s Hospitals Network:https://lnkd.in/gXeiPs8N#paediatrics #paediatrichealthcare #paediatriccareers #nursing #paediatricnursing #learninganddevelopment #leadership

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https://lnkd.in/eqH5RdfyThank you Senator Seán Kyne Houses of the Oireachtas welcome renewed commitment of Bernard Gloster Oireachtas Health Committee Wednesday 20th March 2024Senator Seán Kyne: There is a commitment in the national service plan to provide primary care services to nursing home residents. It states that the HSE will continue to implement a new model of care specifically aimed at nursing home residents to ensure equity of access for the entire population. The HSE would provide aids and appliances to residents in nursing homes as per their assessed need for equipment to support the delivery of safe care. Could Mr. Gloster indicate what has been undertaken to fulfil this commitment? Could he assure the committee and Nursing Homes Ireland that this policy is in place or will be in place throughout the country?Mr. Bernard Gloster: Yes. This is a measure that I spoke to shortly after I took up the post. I believe there is a fundamental inequity for people who are in care in that just because they live in a nursing home they do not necessarily have access to the same range of services as if they were living at home. The intention is that it will become routine for primary care services that are available to people living in their own house to be equally available to people living in a nursing home, be it public or private.Senator Seán Kyne: Mr. Gloster said it is being done by 13 of the 30 teams. What is the plan for the others?Mr Bernard Gloster: I want to go beyond those 30 older people’s teams, and have general primary care staff going in and out of nursing homes. That is my target for this year, purely based on the principle of equity of access. We know that if we target our community resources to where the most frail are being cared for, we will not just substantially reduce pressure on hospitals, but we will give people a more appropriate type of service that they need and should be able to get from us. The fact that one lives in a private nursing home should not prevent a person from accessing public healthcare.Senator Seán Kyne: I thank Mr. Gloster.

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https://lnkd.in/dYXHggwsWith the recent release of the report on the findings of the Registered Psychiatric Nursing Maritimes Study, it was found that regulating this profession within existing Maritime care team models is feasible and can provide significant benefit in addressing current and rising psychiatric and mental health and addictions needs. This is fantastic and much overdue progress and something that provincial legislators, nursing regulatory bodies, and nursing leaders, specifically out In Eastern Canada (i.e., College of Nurses of Ontario) should take note of. 🙌🏼👏🏼📜 #psychiatricnurse

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General Inquiry: Checked that university history about building Structure

interesting to know the history of formationhttps://lnkd.in/eEU9JRSB

From the Knowledge Hub: the Standards of Practice for LPNs in Canada provides a national framework for LPN practice, defining legal and professional expectations. https://ow.ly/WWPL50Q7EZQ

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