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Nurses Reflective Diary for Re-ValidationBeware all buyers - this is a workbook, a diary you keep of your own career experiences following the stages of the Gibbs model which I explain and signpost.It has blank pages for you to fill in.All nurses and midwives who practice must revalidate their registration regularly. Part of the process includes reflection. Where to consider different ways of working, interventions which would have helped you. What could I have done better? This wouldn't have happened if...This workbook provides a means of capturing your own confidential reflections with prompts for you to follow. There is also a dissected example of one of my own 'not so brilliant' nursing experiences for you to see and hopefully sympathise. See where I put each step of my disaster in the reflective cycle. The example gives you a follow-along plan to do the same with yours! Once done, you can ask your professional supervisor to review your own written five reflections and sign them off. Then scan the document and insert into your continuing professional development (CPD) portfolio. Never search for that piece of paper again. The Nurses Reflective Diary for Revalidation has enough pages to cover over 12 years of your nursing life. Now nurses and midwives will show their professionalism and development in one simple, easy to use, easy to keep and find diary and workbook.There are references and website links for further advice; but the genuine beauty of this workbook is that the nurse's reflection diary is a stand-alone document to look back, as I do now, and see how far you have come. Purchase Jane Coomb's 'Nurses Reflection Diary' today and start mapping your professional progression from qualification to promotion, from student to top dog.

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Jane Coombs is a registered nurse and safety specialist offering strategic advice to companies in the UK. She specialises in recruiting, training and developing nursing teams and has a particular drive to make health more accessible to people in general. She has written four books on aspects of occupational health and safety within an industrial setting. How to Look After the Elf in Health and Safety How to Start a Healthy Business: An Insiders Guide to Occupational Health Success The Good, the Bad, and the Smugly: Behind the Scenes in Occupational Health The Manager's Ultimate Guide to Health and Wellbeing at Work Jane also has a Masters degree in Health, Safety and Environmental Management and has here own occupational health and safety website and blog. To have a look see at more of her work - go to http: //www.workingwellsolutions, com or follow her on Twitter or Facebook. Her most recent job was advising the UK Government through High Speed 2 on the requirements for occupational health provision during the future build of the railway to link key centres in the UK. No mean feat considering the scale of the build. She has also worked in local government, the NHS where she reviewed and revised the occupational health provision for 4 large inner city hospitals, a national food manufacturer and was a provider of services as a manager through a national occupational health service provider. Here she also took on the role of quality assessor and training for teams. She was also an SEQOHS assessor and remains an advocate of having evidence or researched based facts before responding to questions. But at the heart of Jane's practice is to make health and safety more accessible, understandable and practical to those who need to understand - people like workers, managers, human resources, other health and safety practitioners, and friends and family. Jane's mission is for influencing and advocating ethical health and safety practice on every level, making it accessible and welcoming to those most in need. January 2016

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