News & events
Latest news and events from Nursing Studies at the University of Edinburgh.
London Marathon Reflections
As part of my Edinburgh University Placements this Summer I had a placement in the Community this was with a district Nursing department in NHS Lothian.
This placement was particularly inspirational, so much so that it inspired me to lace up my trainers and train for the world renowned London Marathon race. I had signed up to this as I had personally experienced others nearest and dearest go through terminal illness.
The race started in Greenwich and ended up in Buckingham Palace and the finish line was located in Pall Mall. A race that was promising to be one in a class of its own. The London Marathon certainly did not disappoint! It was a truly exciting and thrilling race with spectators cheering you on what seemed like every meter of the race route!
Fundraising walk for Beat charity October 2021

The University of Edinburgh Nursing Society organise a sposnored walk for Beat, the UK’s leading eating disorder charity.
The Cabaret of Dangerous Ideas: November 2020

Catch up on November's CODI's featuring Nursing Studies' Dr Colin Chandler.
Free online course in COVID-19 Critical Care

Learn the principles and practice of critical care to treat and care for critically ill patients during the COVID-19 pandemic
Bringing Curiosity & Analysis to Community Nursing - Lisbeth Hockey

International Collaboration for Community Health Nursing Research (ICCHNR) is hosting a free inaugural Lisbeth Hockey memorial lecture delivered by Professor Dame Anne Marie Rafferty.
Launch of the Global Nursing Leadership Programme

Nursing Studies to partner with new groundbreaking Harvard Global Nursing Leadership Programme.
Course enhances care for brain injury survivors

Care offered to people recovering from strokes and brain injuries is to be enhanced by a specialist study programme for registered nurses.
Does nursing work deplete nurses’ well-being?

Join the virtual debate in November hosted by the Journal of Research in Nursing, in partnership with the Foundation of Nursing Studies.
Launch of the Edinburgh Global Nursing Initative

Find out more about the new Edinburgh Global Nursing Initiative. Read the full University news story and hear from Nursing Now Co-Chairs Lord Nigel Crisp and Professor Sheila Tlou as we launch our new initiative to equip nurses and midwives to tackle global healthcare challenges.
CoDHcast – BAME in Academia with Prof Aisha Holloway

The latest Council of Deans of Health podcast features our Head of Nursing Studies Professor Aisha Holloway discussing race and identity in academia, healthcare and society.
Hidden Lives, Untold Stories: Nurses Beyond Nightingale

Join the Royal College of Nursing online to hear the stories of some of the 27 nurses added to the Dictionary of National Biography for the 2020 Year of the Nurse and the midwife.
Celebrating International Nurses Day 2020

On May 12th the University of Edinburgh nursing community gathered in a virtual event to pay tribute to the incredible work of nurses and midwives, and to reflect on nursing in the past, present and future. Visit this page to find out how we celebrated and watch the presentations.
Nursing Now Poetry Portal

We need you to get involved and show your support by submitting a video to the poetry portal!
ICN Chief Executive visits Nursing Studies

Nursing Studies were delighted to welcome Howard Catton, the International Council of Nurses (ICN) chief executive officer (CEO) to Nursing Studies this January.
Care Home Nursing Film

Care Home Nursing Film: Created by University of Edinburgh Nursing students under direction of Dr Julie Watson.
Our partnership with Nursing Now

2020 International Year of the Nurse and the Midwife!
Aisha Holloway's Inaugural Lecture

Watch Aisha Holloway's Inaugural Lecture titled, "Complex Alcohol Interventions: the trials, theory and logic". How do we develop alcohol interventions that will effect change? What are the key behavioural and theoretical elements?
Elsie Stephenson memorial lectures

Details of our historic Elsie Stephenson lectures from 2012 onward. Described in the Journal of Advanced Nursing as “Britain’s nursing messiah of the 20th century”, Elsie Stephenson became the University's first Director of the Nursing Studies Unit in 1956.