Re: Third part of the Register -COD response

[Guest guest]

Liz, thank you for forwarding this. I am pleased that such an august body

as the Council of Deans has recognised that the proposed replacement competences

for the third part of the register are flawed. They are clearly exasperated

at the loss of a direct entry option, as well, and appear to go further than

the Senate response, which said they were unsuitable for training health

visitors. COD seems to imply they are not suitable for community public

health nursing either. Will anyone in the Department of Health listen, do

you think?

MEERABEAU ELIZABETH wrote:

Please see attached the response from the Council of Deans to the NMC consultation on the third part of the new register in Specialist Community Public Health Nursing. Professor Liz Meerabeau

Head of the School of Health and Social Care

University of Greenwich

Avery Hill Campus

Southwood Site

Avery Hill Road

London SE9 2UG

020 8331 9150

020 8331 8060 (fax)

E.Meerabeau@...

[Guest guest]

I hope so, . Certainly they would listen if CHMS said

something wasn't workable.

From: Cowley <sarah@...>

Date sent: Sat, 20 Dec 2003 18:52:04 +0000

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Liz, thank you for forwarding this. I am pleased that such an august

body as the Council of Deans has recognised that the proposed

replacement competences for the third part of the register are flawed.

They are clearly exasperated at the loss of a direct entry option, as

well, and appear to go further than the Senate response, which said they

were unsuitable for training health visitors. COD seems to imply they

are not suitable for community public health nursing either. Will

anyone in the Department of Health listen, do you think?

MEERABEAU ELIZABETH wrote:

>Please see attached the response from the Council of Deans to the

>NMC consultation on the third part of the new register in Specialist

>Community Public Health Nursing.

>Professor Liz Meerabeau

>Head of the School of Health and Social Care

>University of Greenwich

>Avery Hill Campus

>Southwood Site

>Avery Hill Road

>London SE9 2UG

>020 8331 9150

>020 8331 8060 (fax)

>E.Meerabeau@...

>

>

[Guest guest]

I hope so, . Certainly they would listen if CHMS said

something wasn't workable.

From: Cowley <sarah@...>

Date sent: Sat, 20 Dec 2003 18:52:04 +0000

Subject: Re: Third part of the Register -COD response

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Liz, thank you for forwarding this. I am pleased that such an august

body as the Council of Deans has recognised that the proposed

replacement competences for the third part of the register are flawed.

They are clearly exasperated at the loss of a direct entry option, as

well, and appear to go further than the Senate response, which said they

were unsuitable for training health visitors. COD seems to imply they

are not suitable for community public health nursing either. Will

anyone in the Department of Health listen, do you think?

MEERABEAU ELIZABETH wrote:

>Please see attached the response from the Council of Deans to the

>NMC consultation on the third part of the new register in Specialist

>Community Public Health Nursing.

>Professor Liz Meerabeau

>Head of the School of Health and Social Care

>University of Greenwich

>Avery Hill Campus

>Southwood Site

>Avery Hill Road

>London SE9 2UG

>020 8331 9150

>020 8331 8060 (fax)

>E.Meerabeau@...

>

>

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Re: Third part of the Register -COD responseSend reply to: [ Double-click this line for list subscription options ] Liz, thank you for forwarding this. I am pleased that such an august body as the Council of Deans has recognised that the proposed replacement competences for the third part of the register are flawed. They are clearly exasperated at the loss of a direct entry option, as well, and appear to go further than the Senate response, which said they were unsuitable for training health visitors. COD seems to imply they are not suitable for community public health nursing either. Will anyone in the Department of Health listen, do you think? MEERABEAU ELIZABETH wrote:>Please see attached the response from the Council of Deans to the >NMC consultation on the third part of the new register in Specialist >Community Public Health Nursing. >Professor Liz Meerabeau>Head of the School of Health and Social Care>University of Greenwich>Avery Hill Campus>Southwood Site>Avery Hill Road>London SE9 2UG>020 8331 9150>020 8331 8060 (fax)>E.Meerabeau@...>>