Today I discuss prison nursing with Prison ACP Deanna Mezen. Prison nursing is such a dynamic way of nursing patients and I feel it's so important for us as registered nurses working in all different settings t have an understand of it.

I would love to hear your feedback on this.

Deanna is happy to be contacted on twitter with any further questions.

Thank you

@swan_anthony

@nursinganthony

Today I speak to the Deputy CEO of the Florence Nightingale Foundation, Gemma Stacey.

I have been lucky enough to have been on a leadership course run by Gemma in 2021 so lucky enough to already know her.

In this episode we are talking about all things leadership. A interesting insight into how Gemma has got to where she is now and what leadership means to her. Also what the Florence Nightingale Foundation offers to nurse leaders, from student and early career nurses right through to senior leaders.

We hope you enjoy listening :)

Today I talk to Chloe Ahern about the importance of staff wellbeing in the workplace, and what we can do to improve it. An interesting listen for the 1st episode of 2023. 

Apologies for the slight technical difficulties at the start. 

Please let me know your thoughts.

@swan_anthony

@nursinganthony

Today we talk all about mental health with a friend of mine, Eddie Briggs.

Eddie has had a lot of traumas in his life which he wants to share now and pass on his experience of dealing with situations.

In the last few years Eddie has found a love for the sport of boxing. Something which gives him a focus and being around like minded people really helps him. He also volunteers and coaches some of the kids down the gym which he loves.

Hope you all enjoy this episode.

Get in touch if you want to share your story.

@swan_anthony

@nursinganthony

Today we speak to @WeNurses founder and social media specialist nurse, Teresa Chinn MBE.

Today we discuss leadership and how we as nurses can use social media to build a platform to be a leader.

A very interesting podcast and well worth a listen.

@swan_anthony

@nursinganthony

Today we discuss dyslexia within nursing with school teacher Sam Fitzpatrick. Dyslexia is something that 1 in 10 people in the UK suffer from. I personally didn't have the best experience when I was at school but that was 15 years ago so it'll be interesting to see how things have moved on.

Would love to hear any feedback on this. 

@swan_anthony

@nursinganthony 

Today I had the pleasure of talking to our chief nursing officer of England Ruth May about dyslexia within nursing.

Both me and Ruth are dyslexic so it certainly sparked up some really good discussions about our experiences with living with dyslexia.

We talk about going forward what can be done to support staff with dyslexia in the workforce and also raising more awareness within nursing.

Would love to hear any feedback on this.

Find me on twitter @swan_anthony or @nursinganthony