by Trisha Jeram I have always been a carer and helper. As the eldest of 7 children, I frequently helped my mum to babysit my siblings. My mum wanted me […]
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By Maggie Hampson, staff nurse and alumnus of Edinburgh Napier University’s Adult Nursing Programme. Maggie Hampson graduated in 2018 and currently works as a staff nurse in St. John’s Hospital, […]
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In collaboration with University of the West of Scotland (UWS), NHS Education for Scotland (NES), Edinburgh Napier University’s Ruth Patterson has developed an innovative COVID-19 training solution for healthcare professionals. […]
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By Leann Muir Leeann Muir is second year mental health nurse in Edinburgh Napier University’s Bachelor Nursing programme. Leeann has always dreamed to be part of the National Health Service and […]
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by Andrew Waddington COVID 19 has created an intensely difficult time for many but overcoming these challenges will see the birth and acceleration of many innovations. While many are facing […]
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By Ariane Critchley Dr. Ariane Critchley is a Lecturer in Social Work in Edinburgh Napier’s School of Health and Social Care. Ariane reflects on the rapid transition to ‘virtual working’ […]
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By David McGuire Can anyone be a nurse? In a time of staff shortages and high demand, perceptions of the role could be hindering an influx of new nurses from […]
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On March 12th the School of Health and Social Care hosted their 4th men in nursing and midwifery recruitment event. This event is specifically aimed at addressing questions for men […]
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Looking for tips and rationale for staying fit during COVID-19 isolation? Look no further than the blog Nursing Professor Lis Neubeck contributed to in the British Journal of Sports Medicine […]
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By David Henderson, staff and alumni of Edinburgh Napier University Having just completed his PhD a David Henderson reflects on his time as a student nurse and what brought him […]
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