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We deliver monthly Health Care Student Inductions which we expect you to attend once during your placement (if you come back to SFHFT for future placements you do not need to attend again). Please ring 2786 to book your session.

Monday 21st Sept 2026

Training Room 5

Training and Development Level 1

09:00 - 13:00

Tuesday 27th October 2026

Training room 5, level 1.

0900-1300

Wednesday 25th November 2026

Training room 5, level 1.

0900-1300

Tuesday 12th January 2027

Training room 5, level 1.

0900-1300

Thursday 11th February 2027

Training room 5, level 1.

0900-1300

Monday 15th march 2027

Training room 5, level 1.

0900-1300

Thursday 1st April 2027

Training room 5, level 1.

0900-1300

Thursday 13th May 2027

Training room 5, level 1.

0900-1300

Friday 11th June 2027

Training room 5, level 1.

0900-1300

Friday 9th July 2027

Training room 5, level 1.

0900-1300

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The next student induction to SFH is:

Monday 21st Sept 2026

Training Room 5

Training and Development Level 1

09:00 - 13:00

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Please ensure you book your place on a session by ringing Nic or Katy on 2786.

Wednesday 7th October 2026

Training room 4

Training and development, level 1

0900-1230

·       Nervecentre

·       Martha’s rule

·       Focus group

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Urgent: Please return your swipe cards as soon as your placement has finished.  We have others waiting for cards to be returned.                                                                                                                                                           

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The Resus Team need your help!!                                                    We need volunteers to be either the patient (moulage trauma make up and blood-stained scrubs provided 😊) or an assistant in one of the rooms to create a realistic injured patient simulation environment. Briefing provided and tasks are not over complicated, it’s a great way to learn without the pressure of exams!

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The Resus Team need your help!!                                                    We need volunteers to be either the patient (moulage trauma make up and blood-stained scrubs provided 😊) or an assistant in one of the rooms to create a realistic injured patient simulation environment. Briefing provided and tasks are not over complicated, it’s a great way to learn without the pressure of exams!

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3 -4 November 2026, 8.00AM - 4.00PM

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Student Conference - Royal College of Midwives

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Free Search Pack - Student Resources 2025-2026, a comprehensive resource designed to give the newest generation of midwives-in-training the best start to their career. 

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Free Search Pack - Student Resources 2025-2026, a comprehensive resource designed to give the newest generation of midwives-in-training the best start to their career. 

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Student Resources 2025-26: Search Pack of the Month, September - Royal College of Midwives

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September’s Search Pack is a comprehensive resource designed to give the next generation of midwives the best start to their career.

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Why join us? The Royal College of Midwives is at the heart of the midwifery community, run by midwives and maternity support workers for midwives and maternity support workers. As both a professional association and a trade union, we are here to support you throughout your professional life. We have branches in most Trusts and […]

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The Practice Learning team would like to invite you to our LESP sessions. Sessions are held monthly throughout the year and include clinical skills, specialist roles and knowledge that can help with your proficiencies. You can only attend if you are on placement at SFHFT during the dates the session is offered.

Some sessions are tailored to specific year groups, for example: introduction to Nervecentre for all students, care of IVI and Blood Transfusion for second years and for third year students’ preparation for qualification and job application.

Our sessions are bookable with some topics having limited spaces.

Venepuncture and Cannulation sessions are available for second year (NTU, UOL & SHU) and third year (UOD and UON) students.

Please book early once you know you will be on placement with us.

Please email the practice learning team to book and we will verify if you have a place.

sfh-tr.practicelearning@nhs.net

Alternatively you can ring 2786 to book onto a session.

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Wednesday 7th October 2026

Training room 4

Training and development, level 1

0900-1230

·       Nervecenter

·       Martha’s rule

·       Focus group

Tuesday 10th November 2026

Training room 7

Training and development, level 1

0900-1230

·       Hyperemesis

·       Paeds services

·       A-E assessment

Tuesday 1st December 2026

Training room 4

Training and development, level 1

·       Tissue viability

·       Tracheostomy care

·       Care of IVI and blood transfusion

Tuesday 19th January 2027

0900-1230

Training room 4

Training and development, level 1

·       Dementia

·       NG tubes

·       Paeds services

Wednesday 24th February 2027

0900-1230

Training room 6

Training and development, level 1

·       Venepuncture and cannulation

Tuesday 16th March 2027

0900-1230

Training room 5

Training and development, level 1

·       Catheterisation

·       Focus group

Wednesday 21st April 2027

0900-1230

Training room 7

Training and development, level 1

·       Escape room

Tuesday 18th May 2027

0900-1230

Training room 7

Training and development, level 1

·       Venepuncture and cannulation

Tuesday 15th June 2027

0900-1230

Training room 4

Training and development, level 1

·       Preceptorship

·       Maths skills

·       Professional Nurse Advocates

Wednesday 21st July 2027

1300-1630

Training room 5

Training and development, level 1

·       Interview skills

·       ECG

·       NG tubes

Wednesday 11th August 2027

1300-1630

Training room 5

Training and development, level 1

·       Focus group

·       Catheterisation

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We hope you enjoy your placement while you are here with us, we take pride in being able to offer you an inclusive and educational learning experience.

We offer LESP sessions and focus group sessions which are open to any healthcare student who wants to attend.

We ensure your practice placements are suitable for all learners, offering high quality audited practice placement areas and provide a high standard of practice supervisor and assessor training with 2 yearly updates.

We work closely with Higher Education institutions to ensure our practice placements meet the requirements of your programmes.

We offer insight visits across the trust to enhance your knowledge and learning opportunities.

Please ensure you contact placement area at least two weeks in advance to arrange your placement details.

We are here to support you and your placement areas whilst you are here on placement.

Should you encounter issues/ problems then please contact me:

Nichola Fowkes

Practice Learning Lead

sfh-tr.practicelearning@nhs.net

01623 622515 Ext 2786

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During your placement, please take the opportunity to arrange insight visits. Interest in booking an insight visit should be discussed with your practice supervisor or assessor and MUST be relevant to the area you are on placement. This list is not exhaustive and is intended to guide you only.

NB: Evidence such as a “Witness statement” or “observed learning record” should be produced during your visit and what you have written should be discussed, checked, and signed by the person you have been working with/observing. This can then be used as evidence of achieving proficiencies.

Insight placement areas:

Research and Innovation Team

1 day visit recommended by the research team.

Offers: A window into research nursing, across all specialties. Includes visits to areas such as clinics, ED and more to recruit for the clinical trials.

To arrange a visit please contact:

rachel.johnson20@nhs.net

Or Ext: 6304

Email Preferred.

Chaplaincy Team

Flexible timing – As much or as little time as you would like to spend with the team.

Offers: A look into what chaplaincy is it is and how it works. Depending upon the day depends on the activities available, options include May go out to visit patients or take part in what is happening in the faith centre.

To arrange a visit please contact: sfh-tr.spiritualpastoralcare@nhs.net

Or Ext 3047

Tissue Viability Team

Any time – including 4-week elective placement.

Offers: A look into tissue viability team, dressing types, wounds and ward-based assessments.

To Arrange visit with Team contact Ext:4565

Infection prevention and Control Team

Any time- including 4-week elective placement.

Offers: A look into what infection prevention and control is and how they work. To Arrange a visit with the team please contact Heidi Macmillan Ext: 6313

Drugs and Alcohol Team

1 day visit recommended.

They do offer a placement for special interest in DALT.

Offers: overview of substance use, management of substance use Ward based assessment process and follow up.  To Arrange a visit with the team please contact them on Ext: 3935

Rapid Response Liaison Psychiatry

1 Day visit recommended.

Offers: overview of the rapid response liaison team, possible ward-based assessments, better insight into mental health.

To Arrange a visit with the team please email: Donna.marriot@nottshc.nhs.uk

Pain Management

1 day visit recommended.

Must be a 2nd or 3rd year student.

Offers:  Consists of a 9-12 day with the team and then study time afternoon. pain management alternatives, reviews on the ward. To Arrange a visit with the team please contact the team on Ext: 4047

Safeguarding Team

Any length of time but ideally 2 weeks or less

Offers: An overview of the safeguarding team and what they do daily. To Arrange a visit with team on ext.: 3357.

Dialysis Unit

1 Day visit recommended.

Offers: An insight into Dialysis unit, Gain and understanding about the process of dialysis, AV fistula.

To Arrange a visit contact Michelle Wagstaff or Amy on Ext: 3682 or 3683

Learning Disability Specialist Nurse

1-2 days recommended.

Offers: An overview of learning disability and what the specialist nurse does daily. Possible ward visits.

Arrange time with Lisa Richmond via email or Ext: 6091

End Of Life Team

Half day visit around 5 hours.

Offers: Days will vary depending on what the team has going on. Looks at ward visits, patient and staff support and education, provides learning to takeaway.

To Arrange a visit with the end-of-life care team contact – Sarah Orwin on Ext: 4571

Theatre

Second- and third-year students only.

Offers: An insight into theatre and recovery. Surgical procedures. Induction needed before visit, cannot be completed on the same day as visit.

To arrange a visit contact : Liza Turk or Sreedevi Krishnan

Ext 3717

Lung cancer nurses

1 day recommended.

Offers: An overview of what the lung cancer nurse specialists do daily, seeing patients in clinic and getting a good understanding of lung cancer and treatment.

To book a visit with the team please contact

sfh-tr.lung.nurses@nhs.net

Critical Care Outreach Team

A day visit recommended.

To arrange a visit with the team email: Adele.steel@nhs.net

Newark Endoscopy

Half day or full day Insight visit.

Care of adult patients (from age 18 years), Day patient service: procedures include gastroscopy, colonoscopy, flexi sigmoidoscopy, bronchoscopy, cystoscopy. Care of patient from providing bowel preparation to providing aftercare.

To arrange a visit with the team either email or telephone.

Contacts: Alison Liptrot or Jane Cartwright Ext 5839/5877

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Welcome to SFHFT, our car parking system requires you to apply for a permit and set up a Direct Debit.

To arrange your car parking, access this link:

https://nexusplatform.co.uk/login - copy this to your browser.

And use the following code:

King's Mill Hospital
External Access: 6K1UNNU

Mansfield Community Hospital
External Access: PH5NJWW

Newark Hospital
External Access: O0ROTCK

Cross-site working
External Access: C7DK72V

Staff with dependent care responsibilities
External Access: 5DT3WMQ

You will need to fill the “assignment number” with “x”’s and input you work part time under 25hrs a week.

Please note if you park in patient car parks, you will be charged at the patient parking rate and not the subsidised rate.

Please remember; it is your responsibility to cancel your direct debit once your placement is completed.

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Your Student Council !!! If you are on placement with us here at SFHFT - you can apply!! 

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Your Student Council !!! If you are on placement with us here at SFHFT - you can apply!! 

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Would you like the opportunity to have your say, get your voice heard and develop your leadership skills at the same time?

If you are interested in becoming a part of the health care student shared governance council, please voice your interest via email with the Practice Learning team:

sfh-tr.practicelearning@nhs.net

What will you do as a student council member?

Represent your profession

Promote and support EDI

Champion the student voice

Attend the majority of the student council meetings and report back to the SFH leadership team.

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Swipe cards can be collected from the PETTS office on level 1 in Training and Development between 1:30 and 3:30 only Monday to Friday. Please bring with you your refundable £20 CASH deposit, refunded on completion of your placement when you return your swipe card to us.

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Clinical skills guides

Healthcare assistants

Midwifery

Mental Health

Paramedics

Adult social care

Moving and handling

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Lots useful guides here !

Fundamental midwifery care

Observations in midwifery

Intrapartum Care

Obstetric Emergencies

Infant feeding

New-born and Infant Physical examination

New-born life support

Neonatal care

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Practice placements at SFHTR contact detials:

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Kings Mill Hospital 01623 622515

Ward 11 Trauma & Orthopaedics:

Ext 6106/3640

Ward 12 Surgical - Trauma & Orthopaedic:

Ext 4118/2312

Ward 14 Women & Children's - Gynaecology:

Ext 4151/2314

Ward 14 B Surgical - Elective Orthopaedic:

Ext 2414/2464

Ward 21 (RSU) Emergency Care & Medicine (Respiratory): Ext 3035/2321

Ward 22 Emergency Care & Medicine (Gastro):

Ext 4153/4102

Ward 23 Emergency Care & Medicine Cardio (& CCU):

Ext 3075/4073

Ward 24 Emergency Care & Medicine Cardio/Haemo/Oncology:

Ext 2324/2304

Ward 31 Surgical - General Surgery:

Ext 4142/4145

Ward 32 Surgical - Urology:

Ext 4140/2332

Ward 33 Surgical Assessment Unit (SAU):

Ext 2433/2472

Ward 34 Emergency Care & Medicine Diabetic/Endocrinology:

Ext 3068/3062

Ward 36 Surgical Short Stay:

Ext 2336/2436

Ward 41 Medicine:

Ext 2341/2441

Ward 42 Health Care of the Older Person (HCOP) Rehab

Ext 2333

Ward 43 Emergency Care & Medicine - Respiratory:

Ext 3652/3653

Ward 44 Health Care of the Older Person (HCOP):

Ext 2344/2449

Ward 51 Health Care of the Older Person (HCOP):

Ext 3076/2351

Ward 52 (Woodland) Health Care of the Older Person (HCOP) Dementia:

Ext 3070/2352

Ward 53/54 Stroke Unit - Emergency Care & Medicine - (Acute & Rehab):

Ext 3050/2453

Emergency Department - Emergency Care & Medicine:

Ext 2789/6320/4107

Emergency Assessment Unit (EAU) Emergency Care & Medicine:

Ext 6081/6025

Same Day Emergency Care (SDEC) - Emergency Care & Medicine:

Ext 2135/2134

Cardiac Catheter Suite (CCS) Planned Care & Surgery:

Ext 6293/6321

Day Case Unit (DCU) - Emergency Care & Medicine:

Ext 3195/3187/6061

Diabetes - Emergency Care & Medicine:

Ext 6580

End of Life (EOL)

Ext 4571/4570

Integrated Sexual Health Service (ISHS) - Emergency Care & Medicine:

Ext 3564/4093

Intensive Care Unit (ICU) - Emergency Care & Medicine:

A Side - 4155/4156 B Side - 6127/6128

Kings Treatment Centre (KTC) - Planned Care & Surgery:

Ext 6670/3902/3354

Theatre & Recovery - Emergency Care & Medicine:

Ext 3717

Endoscopy - Emergency Care & Medicine:

Ext 3853/3067

Research - Allied:

Ext 3313

Integrated Discharge Assessment Team IDAT:

Ext 3403

Discharge Lounge:

Ext 6900

Paediatrics:

Ward 25 - Children's:

Ext 3063/3027/6180

Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) - Children's:

Ext 3738/3739

Clinic 11 (Paediatric outpatients) - Children's:

Ext 6565

Paediatric Emergency Department - Children's:

Ext 2789/2066

Maternity - Sherwood Birthing Unit (Labour Suite)

Ext 2771/3030

Newark Hospital

Sconce Ward - Medicine:

Ext 5861/5860

Out Patients Department - Medicine:

Ext 5751/5769

Minster Ward - Surgery:

Ext 5851/5850

Castle Ward - Health Care of the Older Person (HCOP):

Ext 5752/5750

Mansfield Community Hospital

Lindhurst - Health Care of the Older Person (HCOP):

Ext 5110/5224

Oakham - Health Care of the Older Person (HCOP):

Ext 5061/5218

If you find any of these numbers are incorrect then please let us know !

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Please contact your placement area in good time to introduce yourself, ask questions and arrange your placement. Contact the area at least two weeks before your placement is due to start.

If you do not have the placement details you can contact us at the PLT for the information. Please see list of placement areas and telephone contacts <<<

As a part of your professional responsibility we expect you to have some knowledge of the area you are attending and a plan of what you need/wish to achieve whilst on placement.

We can send out information on the area and what you can expect on your placement if required.

Uniform

If you have uniform then please wear it, if not on the first day of placement - wear smart clothing - no jeans - scrubs can be made available - just ask on your area.

Practice Supervisor

If your supervisor requires information re your competencies/expectations from the placement, we can send out university specific information for them. Please email the Practice learning team.

Absences

If you can not attend placement you will need to inform the practice area and your university of your absence ASAP. Please ensure you speak with PS you were planned to work alongside or the ward lead/coordinator.

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Resources for students - The Nursing and Midwifery Council

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King’s Mill Hospital | Sherwood Forest Hospitals

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Newark Hospital | Sherwood Forest Hospitals

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Mansfield Community Hospital | Sherwood Forest Hospitals

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If you email the e-learning team they will create you an account - this will give you access to lots of e-learning.

Please ensure you close this account with them when you complete your placement.

sfh-tr.e-learning@nhs.net

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ICM has been the global voice of midwives and midwives' associations for more than 100 years. The midwifery model of care is based on respect, dignity, compassion, and the promotion of human rights for all. This includes the right to access quality care from autonomous midwives. Midwives have a broad role in providing universal sexual reproductive health service according to the ICM Definition and Scope of Practice of a Midwife.

We currently represent over 139 midwives' associations (MAs) in 119 countries - more than one million midwives globally. We are a trusted partner for technical consultations, capacity building, knowledge sharing, promoting human rights and sustainability.

ICM is an accredited non-governmental organisation registered in The Netherlands. We have a large geographic scope and networks in sexual, reproductive, maternal, newborn and child health and rights.

We envision a world where every childbearing woman has access to a midwife's care for herself and her newborn.

Our mission is to strengthen midwives' associations and to advance the profession of midwifery globally by promoting autonomous midwives as the most appropriate caregivers for childbearing women and in keeping birth normal, to enhance the reproductive health of women, their newborns and their families.

Head Office Team

Our Head Office Team are midwives and other professionals from around the world. This team of passionate experts works together to uplift midwives' associations globally. While our office is in The Hague, Netherlands, many members of the team work from their home countries. The ICM Board oversees the work of the Head Office team.

All Leadership Team Advocacy & Communications Midwives Team Office of the Chief Executive Operations & Finance Programmes & Partnerships

For over a century, ICM has been a leader calling for the global recognition of midwives, and for the right to quality, respectful, and accessible reproductive health services. We influence major global organisations to improve the health of women, gender diverse people and newborns through strengthening midwives and midwives' associations.

ICM's work began in Europe, where midwives held their first international meetings in the early 1900s. In 1922, they founded the International Midwives' Union (IMU) in Belgium. In 1954, the IMU changed its name to the International Confederation of Midwives, with its head office in London, United Kingdom. The ICM office moved to The Hague, Netherlands in 1999 and has been there ever since.

Although ICM's work began in Europe, it quickly grew to include midwives' associations (MAs) from all around the world. By 1939 it included members from North Africa, North and South America, India, and China.

ICM has been in official relations with the WHO since 1957, and has had consultative status with UNICEF since 1960.

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Practice placements

Practice placements are an essential part of nursing programme and will equip you with the skills needed for a successful nursing career. In line with standard 2 of the RCN Nursing Workforce Standards, all nursing students must be supernumerary when on placement.

Placements are arranged by your university. When allocating placements they will take into account your circumstances such as where you live, whether you have dependants, and whether you have access to a car. Your university will have placement information online or in your student handbook. In it, you'll find information about claiming expenses, supervision and assessment arrangements, and what to do if you cannot attend your placement.

You may have the opportunity to go on an elective placement overseas - this will give you invaluable experience.

Raising concerns about placements

A lot of your time as a student will be spent on placement and seeing the theory being put into practice can raise many questions.

In addition, organisations must have effective procedures in place to allow nursing staff - including students - and their representatives to raise any concerns in relation to equipment, policies and processes for managing COVID-19 at the earliest opportunity. This could include concerns relating to in relation to unsustainable pressures in the workplace as well as equipment, policies and processes for managing COVID-19.

Students should feel able to raise concerns without detriment and should receive timely feedback on their concerns. If your concerns remain unresolved, refer to:

If you have concerns while undertaking your placement, firstly speak with your practice supervisor/assessor or your academic assessor . This can include any difficulties you may experience due to unsustainable pressures impacting on your placement. Also, read your placement or student handbook to find out how to deal with these difficulties.

You can also see our Raising Concerns guidance for members.

Contact us if you have followed your university's guidance and the problem still exists.

Failures, resits and appeals

If you fail your practice assessment, you should have been made aware of your development needs earlier in the placement.

You are entitled to additional time to address your learning and practice needs if you did not receive a mid-point interview or feedback about your need to develop.

If you fail an assignment, placement or examination, you would usually be offered an opportunity to re-sit.

If you still fail to meet the required standard following the attempts allowed under the course regulations, you can consider an academic appeal.

You can't appeal against academic judgement, but you could appeal if you believe that the judgement was not made fairly or in line with university process. You would need to follow your university's academic appeal regulations.

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Paramedics workforce | NHS England | Workforce, training and education

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We are pleased to announce that DHSC has released updated funding guidance which states ‘For the 2022 to 2023 academic year, students studying Paramedicine can also have their eligibility assessed on case-by-case basis if they are ineligible for tuition fees and maintenance support because they have an equivalent or lower qualification. Students will be eligible for NHS Learning Support Fund provisions from the start of their 2022-23 academic year’.

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Wellbeing spaces.                                

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Wellbeing spaces.                                

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These spaces are for you. Bring your lunch, go with a colleague, reflect in a quiet space; they are for you. We ask that you do please keep these clean, tidy and how you have found them.

Mansfield Community – you have the staff room on the ground floor, the

Pilgrim Centre is also available as well, as well as the coffee shop at

reception.

Newark – A cosy little rest area near the dining room, the two coffee shops, and the courtyard with the signs of spring coming may offer some nice sunshine and rest. You can also find the chapel a restful, calming space for reflection and pause.

King's Mill – The Faith Centre is on the ground floor with the indoor space

and small garden, the library on level 1, and the new wellbeing spaces at

the front of the hospital. You can get to these via the main entrance – head

to the left of reception and through the double doors marked staff only and

keep going! There are three – weeping willows, peaceful pines and mighty

oaks. Here are some up-to-date photos of the space.

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You can speak up about anything that gets in the way of patient care or that affects your working life.

That could be something which doesn’t feel right, for example a way of working or a process which isn’t being followed, or behaviours of others which you feel is having an impact on the well-being of you, the people you work with, or patients.

Patient Safety can be directly or indirectly affected by all these things and the Freedom To Speak Up (FTSU) process gives you an alternative, confidential and impartial route to share concerns if you are unable to share these concerns within your leadership team.  It may be that you have shared these concerns previously but have had no response or you feel the response you received is inadequate.  The Freedom To Speak up process can also be used for this.

Speaking up is about all of these things.

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Membership fees | Royal College of Nursing

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You can join and you’ll get a huge range of benefits, including workplace representation and support and access to our confidential advice service.

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Practical skills for nurses and student nurses | RCNi Learning

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Clinical skills CPD learning modules with certificates for nurses and student nurses including 'how to' e learning and practical skills to enhance patient care

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While not affiliated with SFHFT, private accommodation close to KMH may be available, please contact them directly to discuss

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They will reopen at 1.00pm today, but if you need to call us in an emergency then you can still ring us at any time.

If your call is not an emergency, we'd kindly ask to try contacting us later.

Thank you for your patience and understanding.

We manage accommodation for key workers in Sutton-in-Ashfield, Nottinghamshire which is conveniently located on the grounds of the King's Mill Hospital campus.

Welcome to King's Mill

We provide accommodation for NHS staff and key workers at the King's Mill Hospital located in Sutton-in-Ashfield, Nottinghamshire, not far from the M1 motorway.

We have a range of accommodation and facilities to suit your needs, and our friendly and welcoming team are here to support you throughout your stay with us and are based at a convenient on-site office should you need them.

Facilities we offer

Conveniently located on the grounds of King's Mill Hospital Campus.

Features we offer:

Please note not all of the mentioned features are available for certain property types and some rental charges include services and council tax

Our on-site accommodation office

Our on-site accommodation office is open Monday to Thursday, 8.30am to 4.00pm and Friday, 8.30am - 3.00pm.

Our affordable accommodation typically offers rooms, flat and house rentals that are significantly lower than the average for the area providing employees unrivalled access to their place of work and no need for travel expenses.

Check our availability, and book your stay

Accommodation office

King's Mill Hospital 11 Willow Court Alder Court Mansfield Road Sutton-In-Ashfield NG17 4PL

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We manage accommodation for key workers at the Kings Mill Hospital in Sutton-in-Ashfield, Nottinghamshire.

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Our vacancies | Sherwood Forest Hospitals

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View the vacancies at Sherwood Forest Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.

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you will only be able to access this link when you are in the Trust.