Nursing and Midwifery Council explainer - Yorkshire accent, friendly, professional
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British (England - Yorkshire & Humber) British (General)Transcript
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where the nursing and midwifery council an emcee for short. And we helped to keep people safe by regulating nurses, midwives and nursing associates. That means we're in charge of making sure that they're learning and working to the best possible standards so that everyone gets the very best care and support when they need it. From Day one, we tell students what they need to learn and set standards for how they should be taught, so that when a student qualifies, they can step into their first job with the right skills and knowledge to care for people safely and effectively. We also keep a register so you can cheque who's allowed to work as a nurse or midwife in the UK and is a nursing associate in England that's currently more than 690,000 people. You'd expect everyone who is registered with us to meet the right standards and uphold the professional cold throughout their entire career and sold away. That's why we've got a process called revalidation, which has to be completed every three years. This also shows us that people are continuing to learn and develop and reflecting in their practise. The professionals on our register work hard to deliver the best possible care. But we know things come occasionally go wrong. Where there are concerns about a nurse midwife undressing associates practise, we can investigate and take action were needed to protect patients. This, like everything we do, is all about keeping everyone safe, inspiring professional pride and public trust.