Hannah Johnson
@hannahjohnson2411.bsky.social
RNLD. Named nurse - safeguarding adults @ UHMB. Views are my own
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We really do need learning disability nurses. The training makes them in an ideal position to assess needs in multiple settings. We need more differentiation in training and reverse ( yet again) the trend towards generic training in professional fields.
As the NHS nursing staff crisis continues, numbers in learning disability (LD) nursing have plummeted, with a 44% drop in LD nurses in the NHS in England between September 2009 and January 2024 #chooseldnursing
Nurse shortages: is learning disability the most at-risk field?
As the NHS nursing staff crisis continues, numbers in learning disability (LD) nursing have plummeted, with a 44% drop in LD nurses in the NHS in England between September 2009 and January 2024. We lo...
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January 12, 2025 at 9:39 AM
We really do need learning disability nurses. The training makes them in an ideal position to assess needs in multiple settings. We need more differentiation in training and reverse ( yet again) the trend towards generic training in professional fields.