Creating a conference poster – for newbies and old-hands….
February 2020 Nicola Roberts, Senior Lecturer, Glasgow Caledonian University Research and Education Sub Committee ARNS So I have been attending conferences and looking at posters for more years than I care to admit, and to be honest I thought I had it down […]
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Dipping your toes into research
Nicola Roberts, Senior Lecturer, Glasgow Caledonian University So you think you might want to try and present a poster at a conference? If you are new to research or presenting research the first step is to think about the conference you want to attend, you want to start off your introduction to academia carefully, smaller […]
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Respiratory Nurse Research – The time has come!
Read Dr Carol Kelly’s blog with the latest news on the Respiratory Nurse Research Consortium
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‘Future proofing care for patients with IPF’ – Report from Parliamentary Launch
Read the report from ARNS Executive Committee member, Emma Vincent, who attended the Action for Pulmonary Fibrosis, Parliamentary Launch of its report ‘ Future proofing care for patients with IPF’
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My experience of being an ARNS Award winner
On being asked to write a blog on what impact the award has had well… the first thought that came to my mind was the invaluable recognition from peers. General practice nursing is unique: roles and scope of practice vary and although practice nursing is the most rewarding clinical area that I have ever […]
Read MoreVisit to Parliament for the British Lung Foundation Parliamentary Launch of Tackling emergency presentation of lung cancer: An expert working group report and recommendations.
On the 3rd November 2015 I was lucky enough to be invited by the British Lung foundation to represent the Association of Respiratory Nurse Specialists (ARNS) to hear about their key recommendations from the working group to tackle the poor lung cancer patient outcomes in the UK. As a specialist respiratory nurse it is important […]
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