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Professional Development Unit (PDU)

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The Nursing and Midwifery Professional Development Unit (PDU) brings together a number of specific portfolios including research, nurse education, Nursing Entry to Practice (NETP), Professional Development and Recognition Programme (PDRP), Quality Leadership Programme, and Nursing and Midwifery Round Table - see box on right for details.

These portfolios work closely together to deliver a series of professional development opportunities that meet both personal and organisational needs.

Michael Bland - Clinical Nurse DirectorThe Professional Development Unit team is committed to providing approaches at an individual, unit and organisational level to:
  • develop the capacity, capability and readiness of the nursing and midwifery workforce
  • enable nurses and midwives to progress their professional development
  • help nurse/midwifery educators, charge nurse/midwife managers and nurse/midwifery managers provide a sense of direction and improved patient outcomes in their units.

The Professional Development Unit is led by Clinical Nurse Director, Michael Bland (pictured).

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IV Therapy / Medicine Management
Nurse entry to practice (NETP)
Nurse education
Professional Development and Recognition
Programme
Practice Development
Quality Leadership Programme
Research
Round table



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Page last updated on 9/02/2012