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As the Chair, I am delighted to extend a warm welcome to the Association of Respiratory Nurse Specialists (ARNS). Our 1000+ membership is growing and members benefit from an informed and engaged support network, best practice sharing, research collaboration, regular emails and news, protocols and tools for practice, courses and conferences and access to educational bursaries. We also provide regular content and commentary, not only on our website but also through our Twitter (@ARNS_UK) and Facebook Profiles.
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Loading ...The 2017 ARNS Annual Conference is on 5th & 6th May 2017
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Find out about the latest respiratory nursing job vacancies here
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Courses in COPD and short courses run by the British Thoracic Society
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News & Conference Updates
Wendy Preston, Chair of ARNS encourages members to complete RCN Safer Staffing Survey
As Chair of ARNS, I would urge you to complete the following RCN Safer Staffing survey (you need not be a member to complete it). The survey aims to capture what nurse staffing levels are like across all area’s and identify relevant issues/ themes to inform...
Clinicians urged to use new guidance on emergency oxygen to save lives
Health professionals from across the NHS and beyond are being urged to adopt the latest version of the world’s first evidence-based guideline on the use of emergency oxygen, published today (Monday 15 May). The updated guidance is based on new evidence about how...
New website for Asthma UK Centre for Applied Asthma Research
On World Asthma Day (2 May 2017) the Asthma UK Centre for Applied Research launched a new website – a brand new virtual home for the Centre. The website celebrates the wealth of applied asthma research across the UK conducted by members of the Asthma UK Centre for...
Fun film encourages children to use inhalers
A fun short film that encourages children with asthma to use their inhalers effectively has been released by Education for Health to mark World Asthma Day, 2 May 2017. Jack Blows His Own Trumpet has been written by Education for Health’s Chief Executive, Monica...
UK Inhaler Group launches new website on World Asthma Day
An interactive new website has been launched today, World Asthma Day (2 May), to raise awareness of the importance of accurate inhaler technique with healthcare professionals. The free-to-access site promotes the UK Inhaler Group’s (UKIG) Inhaler Standards and...
NHS Hospitals fail to meet national standards on helping patients quit smoking
According to a major new report launched today (Wednesday 7th December 2016), NHS hospitals across UK are falling ‘woefully short’ of national standards on helping patients who smoke to quit and enforcing smoke-free premises. Experts presenting the findings at the...
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Are you ready to take the leap and see how Guernsey can work for you?
A new job has just been released today, which could offer you the next stage in your Nursing career.
We are looking to appoint a Clinical Site Co-Ordinator, who will have the responsibility for co-ordinating services predominantly during the night, weekends and public holidays with occasional week days as required.
If this sounds of interest, we would love to hear from you:
Contact: Nick Le Page, Critical Care Advanced Nurse Practitioner on tel 725241 (ext 4237) or John Eaton, Acting Manager - Critical Care Unit on tel. 707423
For a full Job Description and to apply, please click the link below:
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Closing Date: Friday 26 May 2017
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Join ARNS today!
If you would like to join ARNS, we would love to hear from you. There is currently no membership fee for joining, but we require you to complete an application form. ARNS welcomes all nurses currently registered with the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC), who have a post-basic qualification in at least one aspect of respiratory care. Associate membership is offered to allied health professionals as well as those working in a non-clinical environment.
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