Associate Director Physical Health, Advanced Clinical Practice (ACP) Lead & NMP Lead, Notts Healthcare NHS FT. MSc Advanced Clinical Practice. All views my own.
Joined April 2019
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Grace Hatton retweeted
@graceHatton6 giving us a clear update on ward nurse training, head injuries policy, physical health in a mental health setting, escalation process, on-site simulation and drills improvement of clinical oversight.
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Grace Hatton retweeted
3 Jul 2023
How exciting to see! The @NHSE_WTE Centre for Advancing Practice Conference which will precede #ACPWeek23 on Wednesday 8th & Thursday 9th November. 🖥️
Save the date! The Advancing Practice Conference returns on 8-9 November 2023. Find out more here: orlo.uk/53Acg #AdvancingPractice2023
ALT Upcoming event. Advancing Practice Conference 2023. 8th to 9th November 2023.
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Out now: The Centre for Advancing Practice has launched a new self-assessment tool. This supports the career progression from Advanced Clinical Practice to Consultant Practice. Check it out 👉 orlo.uk/a4RrT
ALT New release: Self-assessment tool for Consultant Practice career progression
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Grace Hatton retweeted
27 Jun 2023
Last week we held our FIRST #AdvancedClinicalPractitioner Open Morning, #UoNACP. This year we are on a mission to add value to our partnering employers and their prospective learners/apprentices with plenty more in person events… it was a great way to spend a Wednesday!
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Just wonderful to see 3 of our LDA Trainee ACPs showcasing the developments for Advancing Practice in such vital pathways. #advancedpractice #LDA #NottsLDCon @NottsHealthcare
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23 Jun 2023
Was brilliant to see you @HollyAtkinson_x . Such a great vibe around the Advanced Practice stall @NottsHealthcare @ACPsNottsHC
23 Jun 2023
Come and say hello to me today at the Learning Disability Awareness conference 👋. Talking all things Advanced Clinical Practice within IDD & Community Forensics #NottsLDcom @NottsHealthcare @ACPsNottsHC #traineeACP #advancingtheproffesion #RNLD
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A new e-learning programme, Fundamentals of Safer Staffing, provides a flexible learning route to increase awareness and knowledge of the fundamental principles of safer staffing.
To start the programme, visit▶️ e-lfh.org.uk/programmes/fund…
#teamCNO @NHSE_TEL
ALT NHS 75 logo and the copy: Fundamentals of safer staffing. e-learning to develop knowledge and awareness of the fundamentals of nursing and midwifery safer staffing. A new flexible e-learning resource with six modules that can be undertaken in any order for all healthcare staff, particularly helpful for clinical managers and team leaders to support safe nursing and midwifery workforce planning.
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Grace Hatton retweeted
19 May 2023
📢Calling all AHPs and AHP Support workers @AHPsNottsHC @NottsHealthcare 👀
We are really looking forward to our next AHP Network event which will take place on Wednesday 14th June. Please get in touch if you would like to secure a place to attend.
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Grace Hatton retweeted
Mental Health practitioners! ‘The Maudsley’ is the world-renowned reference on the safe use of medications for patients presenting with mental health problems. Free access to the ebook using your NHS OpenAthens account. Go direct orlo.uk/02Dz6 @WileyGlobal @NHSKFH
ALT The Maudsley Prescribing Guidelines book cover
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Grace Hatton retweeted
17 May 2023
Over 26,000 adults with severe mental illness die prematurely each year from preventable physical illnesses.
We're calling on the Govt to close the mortality gap & provide full annual health checks to everyone with a severe mental illness.
Read more: rcpsych.ac.uk/news-and-featu…
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Grace Hatton retweeted
16 May 2023
Really enjoyable visit today with @hayley_darn and colleagues from Notts Healthcare NHS FT. Sharing ideas, journeys and challenges within community beds. @SamLeak3 @NikkiBeacher @LeonANP101 @MichaelaIrelan4 @annesco86461641 @LPTnhs
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Grace Hatton retweeted
14 May 2023
Are you interested in developing or starting your NHS career within Forensic Mental Health, specifically within a High Secure environment?
Join us on Saturday 27 May for our Rampton Hospital recruitment event!
Find out more here: recruitment.nottshc.nhs.uk/r…
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12 May 2023
My #speakuppledge made today at International Nurses Day Conference to which I will continue to hold myself accountable @simbiS1 @natasha_bowen20 @NottsHealthcare ! #integrity #compassion #empathy #listening 💚
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12 May 2023
Thank you @tommyNtour for such a powerful session today @NottsHealthcare ‘the standard you walk past is the standard you promote’.
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12 May 2023
Thank you @AnneMNewham and @Ifti_Majid for opening such a brilliant celebratory day for International Nurses Conference @NottsHealthcare
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Grace Hatton retweeted
11 May 2023
Launched ✅12 month pilot providing access to 2 GP sessions a week to our MH tACPs-enabling development of competence & capability to meet physical health needs of our mental health patients!Hugely exciting development with planned evaluation. @Kazia010 @zeldacave #watchthisspace
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11 May 2023
Thanks again @SetG75 for having me! And #APMHNetwork for the brilliant conversations that have flourished since. It was equally a real reflective opportunity in the progress for @ACPsNottsHC 😊
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Grace Hatton retweeted
9 May 2023
This exciting fully integrated event will bring together Learning Disability and Autism Services across Nottinghamshire from both Health and Social Care sectors. The day will be showcasing these services and covering important topics in this field
eventbrite.co.uk/e/notts-hea…
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Grace Hatton retweeted
10 May 2023
New research that we commissioned shows experienced nurses and midwives are increasingly taking on complex, autonomous and expert roles commonly referred to as ‘advanced practice’, but public understanding of advanced practice is unclear.
Read more👇
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ALT 'The independent research is clear that experienced nurses and midwives working in complex, autonomous advanced practice roles can have huge benefits for the care they provide for people.' - Andrea Sutcliffe, Chief Executive and Registrar
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