Our next clinical webinar aimed at showcasing Advanced Practice around Ireland will be held on the 17th June 2024 at 12pm. We are delighted to share this webinar titled: “Alternative Pathways to Improve Patient Access in the Emergency Department” Delivered by two RANPs working in ED, Michelle Barlow in Midlands Regional Hospital Tullamore and Joan […]
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Pam is a Registered Advanced Nurse Practitioner, working in Bray Co. Wicklow. Pam has been working in General Practice for the past 18 years. She initially trained as a Nurse in Tallaght hospital and then went on to complete her midwifery studies in the National Maternity Hospital in 2006. Pam independently manages chronic disease including
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Our next clinical webinar aimed at showcasing Advanced Practice around Ireland will be on Friday the 24th May at 1 pm with Pamela Mc Cann RANP in General Practice in Bray, Co Wicklow. We are delighted to share this webinar titled: “CKD in primary care; the practicalities” This will be hosted live by IAANMP at
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Sharon Egan MSc Preventive cardiology, PDip Renal/ Diabetes nursing, Dip Travel Med, Cert Women’s health, SCOPE certified, Certified surgical skills. Sharon trained in Meath Hospital Dublin. Shortly after graduating she moved to work and studied at Hammersmith hospital and University of London where she obtained higher diploma in renal and diabetes nursing. She then moved
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Advanced practice collegues, We hope you can join the Advanced Practice Section meeting taking place on Monday from 11am online. We will be hearing from Paul Stanton based in Sydney on his experiences working in advanced practice. Tony Fitzpatrick, Director of Professional Services will also be at this meeting. We will preparing for ADC, and
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We are delighted to share 2 recent publications on advance practice shared by a very own associate member Dr Emily Lockwood for our members to view It is now available for viewing here https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/inr.12948 https://doi.org/10.1111/inr.12951 Thank you for investing the time in advanced practice research for Ireland and we were happy to support you and
Our third clinical webinar aimed at showcasing Advanced Practice around Ireland will be on Wednesday the 24th April at 1 pm with Sharon Egan RANP in General Practice in Balla Medical Centre Co Mayo. We are delighted to share this webinar titled: “ANP lead Obesity management in Primary Care” This will be hosted live by IAANMP
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Dear Members Help spread the word on the fabulous work going on around Advanced Practice!!! Please submit any news items you would like to share (Publications, Awards, Quality Improvement Projects, Service Developments, Conferences etc….} to iaanmp@gmail.com by close of business on the 30th April to get it in time for our Spring newsletter Photos also
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We are delighted to share this recent publication on “Work characteristics, job satisfaction and intention to leave: A cross sectional survey of advanced nurse practitioners” by Martin Duignan, Jonathan Brennan, Vera J.C. Mc Carthy. It is now available for viewing here https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/10376178.2024.2327353. Thank you for investing the time in advanced practice research for Ireland and we
ITS THAT TIME OF YEAR AGAIN TO RENEW TO MAINTAIN YOUR IANNMP MEMBERSHIP- THE ONLY ORGANISATION DEDICATED TO REPRESENTING ADVANCED NURSE AND MIDWIFERY PRACTITIONERS ACROSS SPECIALITIES AT AN NATIONAL LEVEL. BENEFITS OF CONTINUED MEMBERSHIP INCLUDE ACCESS TO UPCOMING CPD EVENTS, OUR ANNUAL CONFERENCE, OPPORTUNITIES TO NETWORK AND ACCESS TO SUPPORT LINKS FOR ADVANCE PRACTICE, ASSOCIATION
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