Tag: profession

• Clinical Supervision: why we need it but need to sort it out.

  I passionately believe in the benefits of clinical supervision for nurses from all fields of practice, and I wanted to share my takeaways and opinions regarding clinical supervision and the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) Forums’ “Barriers to overcoming the barriers” scoping review exploring 30 years of clinical supervision literature” published in the Journal of Advanced […]

  Craig Davidson RN BSc (Hons) (he/they)

  May 18, 2022

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• Why we must invest in our future nursing leaders

  Nursing is my past, present and future. After a twelve-year career as an actor, I now follow in my registered nurse mother’s footsteps, working as an early-career public health community staff nurse with newly arrived asylum seekers, some of our society’s most disadvantaged members. I believe we must invest in tomorrow’s nursing leaders because we […]

  Craig Davidson RN BSc (Hons) (he/they)

  April 28, 2021

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• Retaining The Passion: What’s In A Name

  Clare and Craig discuss their reasons for choosing the theme, “What’s in a Name?”. Also, the many names and titles nurses have. And why this can be … Retaining The Passion: What’s In A Name

  Craig Davidson RN BSc (Hons) (he/they)

  October 15, 2020

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