Ryan Latto is a nurse intern for the Emergency Medicine Association of Tanzania (EMAT) at Muhimbili National Hospital, Dar es Salaam.
He shares his background in community practice...
Jenny Smyth, adult nursing student at Queen's University, Belfast, is also a key worker for an adult with a learning disability and a member of the Squad UK for WorldSkills Abu Dhabi 2017.
I completed the BTEC level 3 extended diploma in health and social care at the Southern Regional College in Banbridge, Northern Ireland. We studied a total of 18 units over two years as well as completing 100 hours of work placements, which I undertook in a surgical ward in Craigavon Area Hospital and a children’s ward in the Royal Victoria Hospital, Belfast. I also volunteered with St John’s Ambulance and in a local nursing home, which involved assisting at mealtimes and shadowing the different clinicians.
Celina Eves is chief nursing officer at King Saud Medical City, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Justine Hextall is a consultant dermatologist and fellow of the Royal College of Physicians.
JCN talks to those working in the community.
Dinah Latham is a retired community nurse from Buckinghamshire and author of Walking Forward, Looking Back a new novel about district nursing.
JCN talks to those working in the community.
Soline Jerram, director of clinical quality and primary care, Brighton and Hove, Clinical Commissioning Group
JCN talks to those working in the community.
Sarah Kucukmetin, community nurse specialist, Prostate Cancer UK
JCN talks to those working in the community.
Helen Brewah is a community matron in Hampshire
JCN talks to those working in the community.
Faye Jeffries is a district nurse team leader at Bristol Community Health.
JCN talks to those working in the community.
Amanda Munday, Community Nursing Sister, and Jane Jennion, Community Staff Nurse are both community nurses who work for Berkshire Healthcare. They work in West Berkshire, which is a large rural area with a spread out population. They aim to deliver care that enables people to stay in their homes, rather than going into hospital.
