Histon Resident to Become a Queen’s Nurse
February 4, 2010 by wfr.editor
Filed under Top, Village News
Being a QN provides a link into a nursing organisation with a 120 year history of inspiring, involving and investing in nurses and the opportunity through a QN Forum to influence future policies and practice.
The Queens Nurse Institute is a charity that traces its origins to 1887 with the grant of £70,000 by Queen Victoria from the Women’s Jubilee Fund. A Royal Charter in 1889 named it ‘Queen Victoria’s Jubilee Institute for Nurses’ and gave it the objectives of providing the ‘training, support, maintenance and supply’ of nurses for the sick poor, as well as establishing training homes, supervising centres, co-operating with other bodies and establishes Branches as necessary.
Janet will be attending an award ceremony in London in May 2010 to receive her QN Badge and Certificate.
For further information about Queen’s Nurses go to: http://www.qni.org.uk/queens-nurses/index.html




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