Benchmarks The group is committed to establishing areas for improving neuroscience practice through searching for the best evidence and developing policies and guidelines. Each benchmark consists of four areas; policies, documentation, staff education and patient information. The Neuroscience Benchmarks provide “Best Practice Guidelines” and service delivery. Benchmarking is a structured process that links theory to practice. […]
The groups aims and vision To provide an active network to share knowledge and expertise in order to share and help shape the future of Neuroscience Nursing by developing best practice guidelines. The network aims to: This group was established in the 1990’s as a result of growing concerns over inconsistencies in practices, acknowledging that
About NNBG The National Neuroscience Benchmarking Group (NNBG) is a dedicated national group of professionals, both clinical and academic. The group aims is to produce, implement and monitor Neuroscience Best Practice Guidelines that supports Neurosciences nurses in the development and delivery of practice in order to improve patient services, and the advancement of knowledge and
BANN Awards The purpose of BANN’s awards is to recognize individual and team contributions to the fulfilment of BANN’s mission and strategy. The following Awards will be awarded to qualified applicants at the annual conference sponsored by Integra. Past BANN Awards 2024 Best Clinical Oral Paper was awarded to – Michelle Sheehy, neuro-oncology nurse specialist, Beaumont
Help with Presentations Presentations should be of interest to members of the Association – either directly relating to neuroscience nursing or current developments in nursing as a whole. In general, a good presentation – whether verbal or written – consists of: In other words : Timing Ensure that you know the time limit allowed for
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Honorary Membership Honorary membership is conferred on individuals by the BANN committee. This is on retirement/stepping down from work/BANN. This is conferred on individuals who have had a significant impact on Neurosciences during their working life. They may or may not have held an executive board position. The membership is free (P) indicates Past President
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WFNN 13th Quadrennial Congress in beautiful Darwin, Australia Darwin is A Place Like No Other – we are planning a Congress that will inspire and amaze. Be a part of the Opening Reception at Crocosaurus Cove, experience Mindil Beach Markets, the Royal Flying Doctor Service and much more… International speakers, international nurses and of course the beautiful
BANN Local Representatives England Sahlee DacumosJohn Radcliffe Hospital OxfordWoodstock RoadJohn Radcliffe HospitalOxford OX3 9DUShale.dacmos@orh.nhs.uk Stacey DukeAddenbrookesCambridge University HospitalsHills RoadCambridge CB2 0QQStacey.duke@addenbrookes.nhs.uk Elaine PearceQEH BirminghamUniversity Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation TrustQueen Elizabeth Hospital, Queen Elizabeth Medical Centre, EdgbastonBirmingham B15 2THElaine.pearce@uhb.nhs.uk Cath WaterhouseRoyal Hallamshire SheffieldGlossop RoadSheffield S10 2JPCath.waterhouse@sth.nhs.uk Kate AdamsYork Hospital Neuroscience Dept.York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation TrustThe York Hospital, Wigginton
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Foundation & History The Society was founded in 1971 at Manchester Royal Infirmary as the British Society of Neurosurgical Nurses (BSNN). In 1974 it became affiliated to the World Federation of Neurosurgical Nurses (now known as Neuroscience Nurses). It expanded in 1976 to include Neuromedical nurses and thus changed its name to the British Society
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