Supporting people with a learning disability in the justice system
Think COULD was developed by a cohort of eight Learning Disability Queen’s Nurses across Scotland in partnership with QNIS with…
How the Queen’s Nurse Development Programme changes lives every day
QNIS Professional Nurse Lead (Leadership), Emma Legge, outlines the programme, and we hear from a 2024 Queen’s Nurse about how…
QNIS comments on the QNI’s change of name to Queen’s Institute of Community Nursing (QICN)
In light of the announcement that QNI will be changing its name, we have taken the decision to remain as…
New clinical advisors for QNIS
Late last year, we invited applications for two Queen’s Nurse Clinical Advisors to QNIS Council. We are delighted to announce…
Empowering an imprisoned population to improve their heart health
As a new cohort of community nurses are due to begin their journey on the Queen’s Nursing Development Programme, we…
QNIS Annual Review 2024 published
The QNIS Annual Review 2024 is now available online. The publication features information about the new 2024 Queen’s Nurses –…
Long service recognised by QNIS
We are delighted to have supported a number of long service awards events this year. In total, certificates were awarded…
Celebrating the 2024 Queen’s Nurses
Our annual Queen’s Nurse awards evening took place on Thursday 28th November at the Grassmarket Community Project. The Queen’s Nurse…
An invitation to enhance our own self-care and manage our emotions
As Self-Care Week 2024 gets underway, Nancy Adams, Trainer and Communications lead at Capacitar Scotland, discusses practices that allow us…
QNIS presents long service awards
QNIS Professional Nurse Lead, Emma Legge, was delighted to attend an event at St Mirren Football Club to present long…
