The BJN Awards – Nutrition Category
DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSIONS NOW EXTENDED UNTIL – 4th January 2018 The British Journal of Nursing is delighted to welcome nominations into the BJN Awards 2018. A showcase of nursing excellence,
Year: 2017
NHS Improvement Release NG Tube Alert Video
NHS Improvement have published a new animated video to support the ‘Nasogastric tube misplacement: continuing risk of death and severe harm’ Patient Safety Alert issued last year. The two minute
NNNG supports PINNT HAN Awareness Week 2017
The NNNG proudly supports PINNT Home Artificial Nutrition awareness week 2017. During the week of 7th to 13th August 2017, PINNT undertakes a variety of activities to raise awareness of
Update on NICE guideline CG32 Nutrition support for adults
Nutrition support for adults: oral nutrition support, enteral tube feeding and parenteral nutrition Clinical guideline CG32 Published date: February 2006 This guideline has been reviewed in July 2017 and no evidence
BIFA Draft Position Statement on HPN in Advanced Malignancy
Comments are welcome by 30th September 2017 – Please send to secretary@bapen.org.uk Download the draft position statement for consultation – here
Free nutrition course for the NHS and Private Care homes – October 2017
Caring for Patients Receiving Nutritional Support A Short Course for Nurses Our course is designed to provide ward/community nurses, and especially nutrition link nurses with the basics of enteral and
Managing malnutrition in COPD
Summaries and resources to support best practice in association with Association of Respiratory Nurse Specialists, British Association for Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition, National Nurses Nutrition Group Read at Here
NNNG Shortlisted for CN Awards 2017
BJN Awards 2017 – Winners announced
The British Journal of Nursing Awards took place on Friday 10th March 2017 at the prestigious Shakespeare’s Underglobe in London. This year saw the highest number of nominations for the
Quality standards for specialist paediatric gastroenterology, hepatology and nutritional support launched
New standards aim to reduce variations in care and improve the health outcomes and quality of care for infants, children and young people with gastroenterology, hepatology and nutritional disorders have been