Innovation has become a key word in the NHS. Healthcare workers across all sectors of the NHS are being encouraged to devise projects to improve patient care and enhance resources.
Since 1990, The Queen's Nursing Institute (QNI) has been instrumental in funding projects devised by primary care nurses to develop healthcare at a local level.
Each year, the QNI, allocates a maximum of £5000 to a collection of selected projects devised by primary care nurses. The projects are then trialled for a year to test their outcomes
The projects span a range of community nursing specialities such as dementia care, long-term conditions, cardiac rehabilitation, children's health, young people and parenting, learning disabilities, mental health, men's health, health promotion, palliative care and substance misuse.
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