Should I Stay or Should I Go: Join us for a Twitter space discussion on student attrition and wellbeing
Should I Stay or Should I Go?: Join us for a Twitter space discussion on student attrition and wellbeing Home #FNFStudents Jess Sainsbury Head of Nursing and Midwifery Engagement, Florence Nightingale Foundation On Tuesday 28 February between midday and 1pm, join ShinyMind and FNF for a twitter space discussion on student attrition and the collaboration […]
Student Councils Series: The Impact of the Cost-of-living Crisis on Healthcare Students
Student Council Series: The Impact of the Cost-of-Living Crisis on Healthcare Students Home Student Councils Series Ellie Johnson Student Council Member (BOB ICS) We all know that undertaking any further study, whether this be an apprenticeship, undergraduate course or even a PhD is a massive commitment that requires a lot of motivation, time, and commitment […]
Beth Hall “How far we have all come in a few short months”
Beth Hall “How Far We Have All Come In A Few Short Months” Home Bethany Hall is one of our current cohort of Clinical Education Improvement Fellows (CEIF) who are leading and developing self-identified improvement projects. Beth started her career in neonatal intensive care. After three years, she left neonates to follow her passion; organ […]
Improving care and saving lives: FNF new strategy
improving care and saving lives: FNF new strategy Home We are excited and proud to officially launch our new five year strategy. We have ambitious plans to grow our reach: supporting one million nurses and midwives around the world to forge their own leadership path and blaze a trail for better health and care. It’s […]
Enjoy and seize every moment – My Experience of the Windrush Leadership Programme
Enjoy and Seize Every Moment – My Experience of the Windrush Leadership Programme Home In our latest blog, Marion Gerald Mangalindan, tells us about his experience of undertaking the FNF Windrush Nurses and Midwives Leadership Programme, and the impact it has had on him both personally and professionally. Marion has 14 years experience as a […]
In memory of Francis Adzinku
in memory of Francis Adzinku Home We are honoured to be dedicating one of our scholarship places to the memory of Francis Adzinku (1967-2022). Loving partner to Julianna, devoted father to Anastasia, and deeply respected colleague and trusted friend to so many. Francis was born in Accra, Ghana and then made his home in East […]
Reflections of the Thames Valley Learning Environment Leads Good Practice Event
Reflections of the Thames Valley Learning Environment Leads Good Practice Event Tuesday 22 November 2022 saw the Thames Valley Learning Environment Leads (LEL) Good Practice Event take place. This blog acts as a reflection of that occasion. Invited by Gillian Baker, Health Education England’s (HEE) Thames Valley Quality Lead in Practice Learning, Florence Nightingale Foundation […]
Our highlights of 2022
Our highlights of 2022 Home As we draw near to the end of 2022, we wanted to share with you some highlights of the year from members of #Team FNF. And if you like to, you can find out more about the whole FNF team here. Greta Westwood CBE – Chief Executive Officer “I was […]
Partnering for better health equality
Partnering for better health equality Home The recent graduation event of the first Florence Nightingale Foundation and Mary Seacole Trust leadership development programme was both a joyous and emotional occasion. Our joint partnership with Health Education England provided support and leadership development to nurses, midwives and health visitors who are working to improve health inequalities, […]
Florence Nightingale Foundation announces Simon Gillespie as new Chair
FNF announces simon gillespie as new chair Home We are delighted to share the news that Simon Gillespie OBE has been appointed as our Chair of Trustees/Board of Directors. Simon brings extensive experience as a highly successful trustee/non-executive Chair and Board member of national and international organisations, as well as an experienced CEO – most […]