Learning Disability nurses possess such a broad range of skills, knowledge, and expertise, and they work in a wide variety of settings. Here we have a piece by Nicola Shinn talking about her passion for working in forensic care.
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Joeann Flannigan shares her journey.
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The value being a learning disability nurse within this service is such that I can differentiate between and identify other co-existing conditions amongst the symptoms of ADHD.
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“The holistic emotionally attuned spirit of the contemporary learning disability nurse has its own brand of under-sung magic, yet I don’t think it requires anyone but itself to sing for it if the truth be told.”
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This account explores the reflections of my journey as a Lead Nurse for Learning Disability & Autism in a general hospital.
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This review into the role of liaison nurses was conducted for Health Education England in partnership with Learning Disability England and In Control.
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How education, health and social care could respond much more positively and proactively to feedback, concerns and complaints raised by people with a learning disability, autistic people and their family members.
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Transition in the time of Covid! “Transitioning from child to adult health services can present several challenges for young people and their families, due to biopsychosocial factors and changes in the continuity of care delivered.”
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Ged Jennings is an Acute Learning Disability Liaison Nurse at the Liverpool University Hospital and is currently undertaking his MSc in Clinical Research at Edge Hill University
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“I enjoy learning disability nursing with the uniqueness and challenge the job brings; if you can go home at the end of the day, making even the smallest difference to a person, then it was a good day!”
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I am delighted to welcome you to this new website for learning disability nursing.
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