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These e-learning modules were developed independently by the Journal of General Practice Nursing and count towards your revalidation or CPD. We were able to create these modules with the support of our industry partners.
Presented By: Nia Jones
Filmed at JCN Cardiff 2024
Discussion, with Simon Barrett, around the use of debridement as part of the wound assessment process.
This feature looks at good dementia-specific communication skills. There are currently over 800,000 people in the UK living with dementia, including…
A small change can make a big impact for someone like Tom. Watch this short video and see whether you’re…
Join Jaqui Walker, editor-in-chief of the journal, and Susan Brown, advanced nurse practitioner/GPN, as they sit down to have an…
A workshop, by Beverley McLoughlin, exploring exudate and its role in the wound healing process.
Presented By: Naomi Morgan
Filmed at JCN Cardiff 2024
This feature looks at diabetes patient care. General practice nurses (GPNs) are often responsible for diagnosing, managing and reviewing people…
Presentation by Martin Tadej, covering how compression works in prevention and management.
Presented by: Deborah Wickens
Filmed at JCN Cardiff 2024
Presented By: Wendy Cole
Filmed at JCN Cardiff 2024
The session, by Julie Trudigan, explores the wound healing process, how dressings can impact on wound healing and how to…
Presenter: Joy Tickle, Tissue Viability Specialist
Broadcast: 11 December 2018
Presented by: Jenny Moore and Olivia Fox
Filmed at JCN Cardiff 2024
Presenter: Joy Tickle, Tissue Viability Specialist
Broadcast: 25 September 2018
Presenter: Joy Tickle, Tissue Viability Specialist
Broadcast: 3 October 2018
Presenter: Joy Tickle, Tissue Viability Specialist
Broadcast: 27 November 2018
Presented By: Simon Barrett
Filmed at JCN Cardiff 2024
The ability to recognise the need for debridement is a vital skill for general practice nurses (GPNs), since it is…
Highly exuding wounds can affect people of all ages, often causing distress, anxiety and social isolation. Managing these challenging wounds…
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