OSN+M - News

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    New book published by Oxford School of Nursing and Midwifery staff

    Congratulations to Paul Ong and Rachel Skittrall on the publication of their new book, 'Gastrointestinal Nursing: A Lifespan Approach'.

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    Travel Scholarship Awards for OxINMAHR Students

    Florence Nightingale Foundation travel scholarships are awarded to registered Nurses and Midwives who wish to study an aspect of nursing practice overseas or in another area of the UK.

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    Committed to achieving Baby Friendly standards in Public Health Nursing

    The specialist community public health nursing programme at Oxford Brookes has been awarded a Certificate of Commitment by Unicef UK in recognition of plans to achieve Baby Friendly accreditation.

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    Placement of the Year Awards Ceremony 2016

    The 4th Placement of the Year Awards Ceremony was held on the 28th of June, in The Lounge, John Henry Brookes Building at Headington Campus to celebrate excellence in student placement provision by health and social care service providers.

  • Oxford Academic Health Science Centre Annual Report 2016

    In May, the Oxford Academic Health Science Centre (AHSC), published its second annual report.

  • Oxford Brookes University Recruiting Student Nurses in Swindon

    Oxford Brookes University has received funding to recruit 60 additional Nursing and 8 additional Operating Department Practice (ODP) students at their Ferndale Campus in Swindon.

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    Brookes Academic Awarded Queen's Nurse Title

    An academic at Oxford Brookes University has been awarded the title of Queen's Nurse. Jennifer Kirman is currently the course leader for Specialist Community Public Health Nursing (health visiting and school nursing), District Nursing and Community Children’s nursing. Awarded by the Queen's Nursing Institute, the application to be a Queen's Nurse is open to community nurses working in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.

  • Trainee Julie Cracknell urges others to join nursing

    As the NHS prepares for a busy winter ahead and grapples with the ongoing shortage of nurses in the profession, adult trainee nurse Julie Cracknell is urging others to join her and realise their own dreams of helping others.

  • Oxford to lead work towards more personalised care for patients

    Oxford is today named as a centre for excellence leading the drive to tailor more treatments to the needs of individual patients. A Precision Medicine Catapult centre will be established in Oxford bringing together business and research to develop new products and services.

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    Faculty Awarded Athena SWAN Silver

    Athena SWAN Silver has been awarded to the Faculty of Health and Life Sciences in recognition of their commitment to advancing women's careers in science and medicine in higher education.

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