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Promoting practice to improve patients quality of life.

ealth promotion and prescribing, to name but a few. Our website (www.journalofpracticenursing.co.uk) also offers current news, a jobs board, online page-turning version of the journal, as well as other educational resources (including our new, free revalidation e-portfolio) to help you in your day-today clinical practice.

07/11/2025

17/10/2025

Looking to top up your CPD? WCT USA held their inaugural Learning Live event, ‘Implementing the 2025 IWII guidelines: making therapeutic wound cleansing standard at the bedside’ earlier this week, and it’s now available for you to watch on demand. Catch-up from…

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Once you’ve watched the presentation, make sure you get your certificate from the following link: https://wct-live.co.uk/.

14/10/2025

Research matters in general practice nursing 📚
Involving GPNs in research helps shape evidence-based care that reflects the realities of community practice. This article explores why GPNs are in a prime position to ask the right questions, drive innovation, and help embed change.

🔗 Read the article: https://www.journalofpracticenursing.co.uk/journals/issue/09-2025/article/research-matters-why-gpns-have-key-role-shaping-future

04/08/2025

Empowering patients, easing pressure on the system. 🩹

With wound care placing a heavy burden on the NHS, supported self-management is a key strategy to empower patients and promote independence.

This article outlines how GPNs can implement practical self-management support for patients living with wounds, from developing trust to setting achievable goals.

📖 Read more:
https://www.journalofpracticenursing.co.uk/resources/details/how-implement-supported-self-management-wound-care

29/07/2025

🦠 Tick-borne encephalitis (TBE) may be rare among UK travellers, but with the virus spreading in parts of Europe and Asia, it’s vital that GPNs are equipped to advise patients visiting or living in endemic regions.

This article offers essential guidance on symptoms, prevention, vaccination, and risk assessment for travellers. 🧳

👉 Read more: https://www.journalofpracticenursing.co.uk/journals/issue/06-2025/article/tick-borne-encephalitis-advising-travellers

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Published in association with Education for Health, the bi-monthly Journal of General Practice Nursing (GPN) (both online and in print) helps challenge and develop practice within primary care. Regular features include; debate and discussion on the latest hot topics, an educational learning zone (linked to the online GPN learning zone units), as well as clinical articles on long-term conditions, health promotion and prescribing, to name but a few. Our website (www.journalofpracticenursing.co.uk) also offers current news, a jobs board, online page-turning version of the journal, as well as other educational resources (including our new, free revalidation e-portfolio) to help you in your day-today clinical practice. We run free regional events in association with our sister publication the Journal of Community Nursing.