Improving patient care and increasing practitioner confidence
With funding from NHS England and NHS Improvement, BNSSG Training Hub will be training general practice nurses to become workplace Clinical Supervisors. With the emergence of multi-professional teams and roles in primary care, we aspire to equip experienced nurses with the knowledge to implement effective supervision, and the skills to enhance and support the retention, governance, and well-being of the primary care workforce.
The goal is to train at least 1 GPN per PCN in BNSSG – multiple nurses from the same primary care network are welcome to undertake this training, however, as the Training Hub are keen to support as many delegates as possible. Training will comprise of a 20-minute e-Learning module, followed by a 3-hour training session exploring what supervision is, and how it can be successfully implemented through a variety of presentations and breakout rooms. The next of these half-day sessions will be on Wednesday 23rd June, from 9.15 – 12.30, though applicants can also attend on:
- Wednesday 8 September | 13.00 – 16.15
- Wednesday 10 November | 13.00 – 16.15
Training Benefits
Individual Benefits:
- Improved patient care
- Increased morale
- Greater confidence
- Stress relief / prevention
- Valuing and learning from success
- Opportunity to share and develop relationships and network
- Developing individual responsibility
Organisation Benefits:
- Improved practice from confident practitioners
- A culture in which practitioners and patients are valued
- Improved recruitment and retention of staff
- Increased accountability and motivation
- Enhanced wellbeing and reduced sickness rates
- Improved communication among team members
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