In this episode, Clare Waymont (Urology Advanced Nurse Practitioner and BAUN President, Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust), Pauline Bagnall (Uro-oncology nurse specialist, Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust), and Lucy Powell (Urology Oncology Clinical Nurse Specialist, Colchester Hospital University Foundation Trust) discuss how their urological cancer services have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.

In this episode we discuss the various risks associated with the insertion of peripheral IV catheters. We've brought together Simon Clare and Stephen Rowley, leading practitioners to share their clinical expertise and practical advice, helping listeners to update their knowledge and skills in this vital area of practice.

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This episode of BJN's podcast focuses on student wellbeing. Sophie Gardner and Brian Webster speak with Dr Mike Ramsey (Lecturer in mental health nursing and School Disability Support Officer, University of Dundee) about student health and wellbeing. If you are affected by any of these issues, please find out more here: https://www.studentminds.org.uk/ https://clearyourhead.scot/ https://www.nationalwellbeinghub.scot/

In this episode of BJN's podcast, Sophie Gardner and Brian Webster discuss current issues in infection prevention and control with Tricia Kydd, Lecturer and Programme Lead for Infection Prevention and Control at the University of Dundee.

This episode of The BJN Podcast focuses on racial justice and equality in nursing. Sophie Gardner and editorial board member, Michelle Mello (Clinical Quality Director at NHS England and NHS Improvement London) speak with Dr Crystal Oldman (Chief Executive of the Queen's Nursing Institute (QNI)) about the steps the QNI are taking to address this.

Sophie Gardner, editor of the British Journal of Nursing, introduces the new BJN Podcast, providing accessible, relevant clinical education for the professional development of practising nurses.

In this episode, we discuss medical adhesive-related skin injury

(MARSI) in vascular access, and how these affect patient

outcomes. Three specialist nurses, Andrew Barton, James

Bitmead and Jan Hitchcock will explore strategies for preventing

this largely avoidable injury.