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The Library Book of Nursing Revalidation
Produced by the Library and Information Centre
Working in Partnership With the Nursing Directorate
Welcome to theLibrary Book of Nursing Revalidation
In this book there are suggestions for books, websites and other resources which offer information on Nursing Revalidation and tips on how to search for relevant evidence.
If you would like help using any of the resources listed, if you would like to know about other available Nursing Revalidation resources, or you need help with finding information for your work or studies, please contact the Library:
The Library can be contacted by telephone, email, social media or by personal visit.
Telephone : 01284 713112 or Ext: 3112/3113Email : [email protected] : @wshlibrary
More information can be found on the library website.
Alternatively, if you have questions or need help in general with Revalidation you can contact the Nursing Directorate’s Education Team on extension 3347 or 3287
You can also attend one of the Nursing and Midwifery Revalidation Workshops held on the dates below. All workshops are held in the Therapies Meeting Room starting at 2:00pm and ending at 3:00pm, please contact the Education Team using the number above to book a place.
JuneFriday 3rd
Thursday 16th
Monday 27th
JulyMonday 11th
Tuesday 26th
AugustThursday 11th
Friday 26th
SeptemberMonday 5th
You can also talk to one of the revalidation Champions for your area:
AMU G4Max Cook Sue McClelland
Blood Transfusion Specialist G5Gilda bass Helen Ballam
CCS G9Andrew Mizen Simon AshHayley Gilbrook Stella Kluge
CCU IPTTracy Button Michelle Smith
Diabetes Team Macmillan UnitCharlotte Trump Jolie Farrington
Fran DavidsonDischarge Planning TeamDebbie Clements-Dimmock Medically Fit TeamSally Lawrence Sharon Basson
DSU MidwiferyDebra Grafen Justyna SkoniecznyJemma Morris Karen Bevan
Karen NewburyED Linda AnselmiLiz Ironside Rebecca Lemesre
Endoscopy NNUTracy Fells Jane Dallas
Epilepsy Specialist Nurse Pain TeamAmy Dawes Heather Riggs
F10 Parkinson’s Specialist NurseClaire Starie Aimee JohnsonMoya Roberts
Patient Flow TeamF12 Julie SiddallKelly BuggKim Steed PAU
Alex MoffatF3Mary Jump Recovery
Trudy MatthewsF5 Theatres/DSU
Lisa Rushworth Sophie Bower
F9 PaediatricsFernado Medina Shena ScholesTracy McCullagh
Fracture ClinicBev Hartland
G3Chielo GonzalesSusan Cheriyan
Books for Revalidation available from the Library
Here is a selection of revalidation-related titles held in our library.
Title Author ShelfmarkBeginning reflective practice Jasper, Melanie WY 16 JASBecoming a reflective practitioner Johns, Christopher WY 16 JOHProfessional development, reflection and decision-making in nursing and health care
Jasper, Melanie WY 16 JAS
Reflective practice in nursing Howatson-Jones, Lioba WY 16 HOWReflective practice in nursing Bulman, Chris WY 16 BULDeveloping reflective practice : a guide for students and practitioners of health and social care
Oelofsen, Natius WY 16 OEL
Reflective practice for healthcare professionals: a practical guide
Taylor, Beverley Joan WY 16 TAY
Critical reflection in practice : generating knowledge for care
Rolfe, Gary WY 16 ROL
Supervising the reflective practitioner : an essential guide to theory and practice
Scaife, Joyce WY 16 SCA
Successful professional portfolios for nursing students
Reed, Suzanne WY 16 REE
Empowerment through reflection: a guide for practitioners and healthcare teams
Ghaye, Tony WY 16 GHA
Developing the reflective healthcare team Ghaye, Tony WY 16 GHAReflective practice : a guide for nurses and midwives
Taylor, Beverley J WY 16 TAY
When caring is not enough : examples of reflection in practice
Ghaye, Tony WY 16 GHA
Check our online catalogue http://bit.ly/1P8vkpm to see all of our books on reflection.
How to find evidence to support revalidation
Why review the existing evidence?
Find the latest knowledge & thinking on your questionIdentify if someone else has already asked the same question(s)How well did they conduct their research?Are their findings relevant or useful to you in answering your question?Is their research methodology appropriate for your question?Does the information help you to identify additional questions you should consider?
Where could you look for evidence?
Colleagues.Reference Lists.East of England NHS Libraries.Cochrane Library.PubMed / Medline.PsychInfo.Cinahl.BNI.AMED.Social Care Online.TRIP Database.Google Scholar.
What type of evidence could you search for?
BackgroundCase studiesClinical trialsConference papersContinuing Professional DevelopmentDrug informationExpert opinionGuidelinesLongitudinal studiesQualitative or QuantitativeResearch papersReview papersSpecific country, setting or timeframeSupplier information
Find links to relevant and useful databases on the East of England Health Libraries website: www.eel.nhs.uk
How to find evidence to support revalidation
How do you convert your question into a search?
Identify key concepts using search tools such as PICO:o Problem/Patient/Population, Intervention, Comparison, Outcome.
Identify all the keywords, phrases and terminology relevant for each concept. Use subject headings such as MeSH. Look at broader, narrower and related concepts. Consider alternative spellings and truncated words.
How do you search?
Search more than one resource Use a mix of keyword searches & formal subject headings Use truncation and wildcards Carry out separate searches for each of your key concepts first Mix and match your search results Limit your search results by year, language, age range etc. Explode versus focus Use citation searches to track who has quoted a particular paper Save your search records & search history Use email alerts and personalisation services to keep up-to-date on a topic Use search filters or clinical enquiry filters Ask a Librarian
The Library offers one to one training sessions on all of the above arranged at a time to suit you. Contact the Library to book training or see below:
Skills Plus Courses
The Library offers a comprehensive range of training courses, both through Skills Plus and by booking with the Library direct.
If you wish to book a course via Skills Plus, please contact [email protected]
To book a course direct with the Library (subject to room availability) please email [email protected] or call 01284 713112. We are able to bring these courses to your workplace, if you prefer, just let us know when you book.
Our current courses are:
Course: Date:Copyright Workshop 22nd SeptemberCritical Appraisal Skills 26th May
17th October24th November
Introduction to Medical Terminology 11th OctoberWriting for Publication 23rd June
Alternatively, you can book a 1-2-1 session on effective search training. The session usually lasts 1.5 hours and you will need to bring your own search question, which we will work through with you. Please contact the Library to book an individual session.
Your Health Care Library is here to help
Find ‘Teach Yourself’ guides to search databases on our regional webpages: www.eel.nhs.uk
We offer Training sessions in the library.
We provide you with access to specialist databases, eJournals and eBooks from work or home using your NHS OpenAthens Account. To register for an OpenAthens account, click here www.eel.nhs.uk
How do you know if the evidence is good?Use tools such as CASP checklists, to evaluate the quality of the evidence you find :
CASP : Critical Appraisal Skills Programme www.casp-uk.net/#!checklists/cb36
Centre for Evidence Based Rehabilitation http://srs-mcmaster.ca/research/evidence-based-practice-research-group/
How to Read a Paper (BMJ series)www.bmj.com/about-bmj/resources-readers/publications/how-read-paper
Books:
Title Author ShelfmarkMaking sense of critical appraisal Ajetunmobi, Olajide W 21 AJE
A beginner's guide to critical thinking and writing in health and social care
Aveyard, Helen LC 5201 AVE
Doing a literature review in health and social care: a practical guide
Aveyard, Helen LB 1028 AVE
Medical statistics: a guide to SPSS, data analysis and critical appraisal
Barton, Belinda HA 29 BAR
How to read a paper: the basics of evidence-based medicine
Greenhalgh, Trisha WB 102 GRE
Understanding nursing research: building an evidence-based practice
Grove, Susan K. WY 20.5 GRO
Clinical evidence made easy Harris, M. W 20.5 HAR
Crash course: Evidence-based medicine: reading and writing medical papers
Kaura, Amit W 20.5 KAU
Nursing research : methods and critical appraisal for evidence-based practice
LoBiondo-Wood, Geri WY 20.5 LOB
Making sense of research in nursing, health and social care
Moule, Pam WY 20.5 MOU
Training in Critical Appraisal
Training in critical appraisal of quantitative and qualitative research is available via Skills Plus, but we can also arrange a session on demand, provided we are able to book a room in the Education Centre. We can also deliver this session in your workplace.
The sessions are for groups and the minimum number of trainees per session is two, therefore we reserve the right to cancel a session if there are insufficient numbers. In the event that we do so, we will book you onto the next available session.
Before booking your place, it is advisable for you either to have completed Finding the Evidence search training or be familiar with searching healthcare databases or have some experience of reading journal articles and research.
It is necessary to book in advance for these sessions to enable us to send you the link to the documents we will be using. It is helpful if you read the papers before the training session.
Journals to support revalidation
Many journals are available to you electronically via the East of England Health Libraries website. Find an A-Z list to all journals you can access: http://www.eel.nhs.uk/Home/Yourlocallibrary/EastofEnglandJournals.aspx
You will need an OpenAthens account to access the full text.
Useful articles:
Title: We should embrace revalidation and use it to improve our practice. Citation: Nursing standard, Apr 2016, Vol 30 Pt 34 Pg 32-33 Author: Tallo, Donato
Title: WHY REVALIDATION, WHY NOW? Citation: Mental Health Practice 2016, Vol 19 Pt 7 Pg 32-33 Author: Scott, Graham
Title: Reflective practice is vital to the revalidation process. Citation: Emergency Nurse, 2016, Vol 19 Pt 7 Pg 8-9 Author: Dean, Erin
Title: Leadership skills: The ethically active manager Citation: Wounds UK, March 2016, Vol 12 Pt 1 Pg 58-60Author: Ellis P.
Title: Personal reflection: Going through the revalidation pilot Citation: British Journal of Midwifery, 2016, Vol 24 Pt 4 Pg 242Author: Smart, Mark
Title: Revalidation: Benefits for the Profession and PatientsCitation: Nursing Times, 2015, Vol 111 Pt 43 Pg 16-17Author: Kolyva K
Title: How Reflection Can Raise Standards of Nursing CareCitation: Nursing Times, 2015 Vol 111 Pt 44 Pg 16Author: Kolyva K
Title: A Holistic Approach to RevalidationCitation: Primary Health Care, 2015 Vol 25 Pt 8 Pg 12Author: Vincent E
Title: Take Some Time Out to ReflectCitation: Nursing Older People, 2015 Vol 27 Pt 7 Pg 11Author: Gay, S
Title: Full Steam AheadCitiation: Nursing Management, 2016 Vol 23 Pt 1 Pg 15Author: Smith J
Title: Revalidation: Comparing PREP and RevalidationCitation: Nursing Times, 2015 Vol 111 Pt 46 Pg 21Author: Kolyva K
Title: Revalidation: The Benefits of Keeping a PortfolioCitation: Nursing Times, 2015 Vol 111 Pt 46 Pg 24Author: Kolyva K
Title: Revalidation: The Role of the ConfirmerCitation: Nursing Times, 2015 Vol 111 Pt 48 Pg 15Author: Kolyva K
Title: Revalidation: Continuing Professional DevelopmentCitation: Nursing Times, 2015 Vol 111 Pt 49-50 Pg 17Author: Kolyva K
Title: Revalidation: Dispelling the MythsCitation: Nursing Times, 2015 Vol 111 Pt 51/52 Pg 16Author: Kolyva K
Title: How to Demonstrate Fitness to PracticeCitation: Nursing Children and Young People, 2015 Vol 27 Pt 7 Pg 15Author: Austin C
Title: Record as You LearnCitation: Nursing Standard, 2015 Vol 30 Pt 12 Pg 63Author: Day-Calder M
Title: Don’t be Scared of the Process, Use it to Motivate Your PracticeCitation: Nursing Management, 2015 Vol 22 pt 4 Pg 19Author: Ramage C
Title: Revalidation Process Gives Specialists A Chance To ShineCitation: Cancer Nursing practice, 2015 Vol 15 Pt 3 Pg 8-9Author: Dean E
Title: Revalidation: Implications for Senior NursesCitation: Nursing Management, 2015 Vol 22 pt 6 Pg 32-38Author: Middleton CM et al
Title: Revalidation Support for Agency WorkersCitation: Nursing Standard, 2015 Vol 30 Pt 10 Pg 22-23Author: Moore A
Title: Get the Most From RevalidationCitation: Nursing Management, 2016 Vol 23 Pt 1 Pg 8-9Author: Dean E
Don’t forget: to find articles on a topic, you can also search Royal Marsden Manual, Cochrane Library, Medline, CINAHL, BNI, TRIP etc. with your OpenAthens account.
Contact the library for further information.
Useful websites to support revalidation Apollo Nursing Resource www.apollonursingresource.com/
Behind the headlines http://www.nhs.uk/News/Pages/NewsIndex.aspx
Biomed Central www.biomedcentral.com
Chief Nursing Officer England Bulletin https://www.england.nhs.uk/category/publications/cno-bulletin/
Clinical Trials Toolkit (NIHR) www.ct-toolkit.ac.uk/
Evidently Cochrane http://www.evidentlycochrane.net/
Health and Care Professions Council www.hpc-uk.org/
NHS Employers Revalidation Resources http://tinyurl.com/j3kxvaz
NICE evidence https://www.evidence.nhs.uk/
NMC Revalidation resource from the RCN https://www.rcn.org.uk/professional-development/revalidation
Nursing & Midwifery Council www.nmc.org.uk/standards/revalidation
Office of National Statistics www.ons.gov.uk
Patient.co.uk http://patient.info/education Royal College of Midwives www.rcm.org.uk/watch-our-revalidation-video
Royal College of Nursing http://rcni.com/workplace/revalidation
Royal College of Nursing Learning Zone: http://www2.rcn.org.uk/development/learning/learningzone
Skills for Health www.skillsforhealth.org.uk
Social Care Institute for Excellence e-learning programmes (including Dementia) www.scie.org.uk/publications/elearning/index.asp
Social care online http://www.scie-socialcareonline.org.uk/
@WeCommunities www.wecommunities.org
@WeNurses on Twitter https://twitter.com/ regular livechats on subjects related to nursing, including revalidation.
Youtube www.youtube.com : search for nursing revalidation or midwifery revalidation
Key documents for nursing revalidation
NMC : The Code : Professional standards of practice and behaviour for nurses and midwives
https://www.nmc.org.uk/globalassets/sitedocuments/nmc-publications/nmc-code.pdf
NMC : Revalidation Workshop (completed templates and forms) https://www.nmc.org.uk/globalassets/sitedocuments/revalidation/completed-templates-and-forms-revalidation.pdf
RCN : NMC Revalidation : next steps : an update from the RCN on NMC revalidation plus FAQs https://rcnrevalidation.files.wordpress.com/2015/06/rcn-leafllet-nmc-revalidation-next-steps-leaflet.pdf
Apps and E-Learning resources for revalidation
BBC Webwise www.bbc.co.uk/webwise
Cochrane Learning www.wileyhealthlearning.com/cochrane.aspx
Cochrane Journal Club www.cochranejournalclub.com/
Dignity in Care www.dignityincare.org.uk/Resources/Training_resources/
E-Learning for Healthcare www.e-lfh.org.uk
FutureLearn https://www.futurelearn.com/
Health Education England https://hee.nhs.uk
National Patient Safety Suite https://nationalpatientsafetysuite.virtual-college.co.uk/
NHS Choices Apps Library www.nhs.uk/tools/pages/toolslibrary.aspx NICE Guidelines app www.nice.org.uk Open University Open Learn www.open.edu/openlearn/
Adapted from an original booklet created by Sarah George (NHS Wales)
