National Network of Learning Disability Nursing
Voluntary UK and Ireland network for learning disability nurses.
The National Network of Learning Disability Nursing (NNLDN) is a voluntary group, run by and for learning disability nurses in the UK and Republic of Ireland. It began in the 1990s after a nursing conference at Ripon & York College, acting as an umbrella for specialist networks to share good practice and raise care standards. Its last major practice contribution was to the 2012 UK Modernising Learning Disabilities Nursing Review, resulting in the publication Strengthening the Commitment.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1990s
- Founding context
- English National Board of Nursing learning disability conference at Ripon & York College
- Last annual conference
- Bangor University, July 2011
- Award supported
- Fiona Law Student award
- Primary operation since
- 2013 (social media forum)
- Twitter forum
- Learning Disability Nurse Chat #LDNURSECHAT
Facts from the source article.
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