University of Nottingham School of Health Sciences
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The University of Nottingham School of Health Sciences Facebook page. Social Media Guidelines - NMC: http://bit.ly/cf9q0e HCPC: http://bit.ly/GAl5sn The School of Health Sciences (previously Nursing, Midwifery and Physiotherapy) is a major provider in the region of pre-registration and learning beyond registration education to a wide range of healthcare professionals. In order to deliver and develop this provision the School recognises the crucial importance of its relationships with service colleagues at all levels. University staff contribute nationally to health policy development and locally to service delivery.
Staff are active in research, pursuing academic excellence together with clinical relevance with the aim of becoming one of the leading research units in healthcare sciences within the UK.
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University of Nottingham Social Media Guidelines: http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/governance/otherregulations/social-media.aspx
School of Health Sciences Twitter - http://www.twitter.com/UoN_SHS
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World Environment Day - 5 June Learn about sustainable, healthy and simple cooking on World Environment Day with student grub! Drop by the Medical School Foyer from 11am-1pm on Monday 5 June for a cooking demonstration and a free sample.
Dream Big Ghana - Roots Reggae Party
Dream Big Ghana benefit night – Friday 23 June Every year, the school aims to fund-raise to build at least one compost toilet for the Dream Big Ghana community, both through elective deposits and sponsored events. The next event is our Roots Reggae Party on Friday 23 June at Spanky Van Dykes. Our lovely second year students, Daisy and Dani, are organising this and we have three of Nottingham’s top reggae DJs doing this for us as a benefit. It's going to be a great night, so please along and bring your friends – both staff and students are welcome! Anyone who has Ghana dresses/tops/trousers, this is your chance to show them off again! We’re also looking for volunteers to help on the door and with the stall, so let linda.east@nottingham.ac.uk know if you can help.
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Our nursing elective students, who recently returned from Dream Big Ghana, witnessed the grand opening of the toilet built with the funds we raised through the Robin Hood Half Marathon in 2016! Great job, everyone - it’s wonderful to see all our efforts come to fruition, so a huge thank you to our sponsors.
Former Nottingham student to lead World Health Organisation - The News Room
Congratulations to Nottingham alumnus Dr Tedros Adhanom:
The Bridge Network
The Bridge Network is up and running! Students and staff have launched The Bridge Network, to support the mental health and wellbeing of students studying within the school. It was set up in recognition of the specific challenges faced by people studying to be healthcare professionals, and aims to set up peer support groups led by student peer facilitators; meeting with each other and providing a safe space to gain support and talk about mental health. The Cascade Fund has pledged £6,000 towards the initiative if the Network can raise £1,000 through Jumpstart, the University’s crowdfunding platform. If you would like to make a donation to support this fantastic project, please follow the link to our crowdfunding page:
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Did you get your place with us through clearing or adjustment? If so, we want to hear from you! We’re looking for bloggers, vloggers, writers and talkers who would be happy to tell us their stories and tips for the lead up to A level results day – students who contribute will be paid for their time. To find out more, please email Rachael.Estrada@nottingham.ac.uk before Friday 26 May.
Nottingham Express Transit - The Tram - Christina Named Nurse of the Year
Huge congratulations to student nurse Christina O'Loughlin, who was last night voted Nottingham's Nurse of the Year 2017!
EMDoc 2017 - Call for Abstracts
EMDoc 2017 - Call for Abstracts Here’s a chance to present your work via a presentation or poster at the 2017 East Midlands Doctoral Network (EMDoc) Postgraduate Research Conference, taking place on 13 September 2017. Full details in the PDF, below.
'It might not help my son, but I'm thinking of others': Parents lead Nottingham appeal for child cancer research - Notts TV News | The heart of Nottingham news coverage for Notts TV
Life Cycle 7 - A message from Raman Minhas, Senior Executive (Healthcare): “As you all know, this year Life Cycle 7 is supporting the Children's Brain Tumour Research Centre (CBTRC). Our son, Aiden, is a patient of CBTRC who helped launch Life Cycle 7. Here's a short video describing the amazing work done by Professor Richard Grundy (children's neuro-oncologist), Mr Donald Macarthur (neurosurgeon), and the whole team at the CBTRC. Please support the amazing work being done at CBTRC. The help you give supports vital research so other kids don't have to suffer as much.” If you'd like to donate, here's a link to our colleague Christopher Bailey’s just giving page - https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/drcbailey. Chris will be undertaking a 170 mile cycle ride this coming weekend to raise funds for CBTRC. All donations are greatly appreciated.
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Living and Caring for Health: Information Event - 9 June 2017 Do you have experience of living with a condition, or have you received treatment in hospital or the community? The school would like to learn from your experiences in order to help in the education of healthcare workers.
Graduate Jobs Fair - The University of Nottingham
Save the date: the Graduate Jobs Fair is taking place Wednesday 14 June, 11.30am-4pm!
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Calling all East Midlands state schools - Regional conference to support information and guidance into the healthcare professions for your students.
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