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Supporting nurses and midwives to promote health, improve care and save lives



    

As a charity working across the UK and globally, the Florence Nightingale Foundation (FNF) works to develop nursing and midwifery leaders at every level of their career and across all health and care sectors.

Experience shows us the transformation that is possible when FNF enables nurses and midwives to connect, lead, and influence health and care.

Leadership

Explore the leadership development opportunities, membership and support offered by FNF

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Impact

Discover the difference our work is having on our professions and improving health and care

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Policy & Influence

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“I believe every nurse and midwife works hard to be their very best for the patients and the people they support. Florence was the founder of modern nursing and of course, many great nurses across the world have been celebrated since. May we all continue their legacies. May we all have the passion she had to change health and care.”

Professor Greta Westwood CBE, PhD, RN Chief Executive

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Our Values

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We Collaborate

Achieving more by working together.

We Innovate

Pushing boundaries and creating sustainable transformative change.

We Strive for Excellence

Dedicated to achieving high standards in all that we do.

We are Compassionate

Creating an environment where everyone feels heard, valued and treated with respect.

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