A focus on innovation to boost national care standards: the Nursing and Midwifery Practice Development Unit aims to promote best practice across Scotland by encouraging innovation and the exchange of ideas

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The Nursing and Midwifery Practice Development Unit started collaborating with a network of link nurses from all National Health Service trusts in Scotland in 2000. It also works with higher education institutions and related organizations. It aims to promote a unified approach to practice development, ensuring that valuable information is properly communicated.

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The concept of professionalism in nursing is discussed. Following registration, nurses must maintain and expand their professional knowledge and must comply with a code of professional conduct. This code places particular emphasis on accountability.

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