Objectives and Aims
- have a basic understanding on how commissioning affects nurses
- have a working knowledge of the commissioning structure
- start to be able to ‘speak the commissioners language’
- start to develop their influencing skills
- be able to start a service review
- be able to take audit results forward
- be able to start to write a business plan
- be confident to present a Business Plan to commissioners
- know where to look for guidance to improve their knowledge to help them conduct audits and write business plans
Editorial panel
An Editorial Panel, facilitated by Rochester Medical was set up during the early stages of developing the programme to ensure that the course would be relevant and specific for lead nurses working in Urology and Continence Care.
Their aim was to provide the clinical and NHS expertise to assist Trevor Bethell, Forcefield Training to design a business skills orientated course that nurses could use practically to develop their service in line with NHS changes.
Chair
Karen Logan, Consultant Nurse, Director of Continence Services Gwent Healthcare NHS Trust.
Lead nurse on the project/editorial panel.
The Panel and presenters
Angela Billington, Director of Continence Services, Bournemouth and Poole PCT
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Download Biography PDFJulia Taylor, Nurse Consultant in Urology, Salford Hospital
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Writing, co-ordinating and delivering the training with a team of trainers.
Key note speakers
Sue Thomas, Policy Advisor, Long Term Conditions, RCN
Download Biography PDFDebbie Rigby, Quality and Performance Manager
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