The Nursing in Practice podcast shares the voices of nurses at the centre of general practice and in the community.

This episode explores recent developments in vaccination and respiratory health, with a focus on changes to the MMRV and RSV vaccination programmes.

News and features writer Madeleine Anderson speaks with Dr Julie Yates, deputy director for immunisation programmes at the UK Health Security Agency, about the expansion of the RSV vaccination programme to include more older adults.

Debbie Duncan, senior lecturer in community nursing and respiratory health specialist, discusses the MMRV vaccine, which has been introduced into the routine childhood immunisation schedule since January.

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This episode was produced by Madeleine Anderson.

The Nursing in Practice podcast shares the voices of nurses at the centre of general practice and in the community.

This third episode, hosted by news and features writer Madeleine Anderson and acting editor Meg Ford, examines the planned introduction of menopause questions into routine health checks and explores what this could mean for nurses and patients.

We also discuss a recent speech from Royal College of Nursing North West regional director Simon Browes, outlining how nurses can provide inclusive care and the role that advanced practice can play in this.

We also get the latest from our How Nurses Count Campaign and hear how nurses can get involved.

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This episode was produced by Madeleine Anderson

The Nursing in Practice podcast shares the voices of nurses at the centre of general practice and in the community.

This second episode, hosted by news and features writer Madeleine Anderson and editor Carolyn Scott, features interviews from the world of general practice nursing and the latest updates from Nursing in Practice’s How Nurses Count Campaign.

We hear from Steph Lawrence, chief executive of The Queen’s Institute of Community Nursing, and Angie Hack, lead of The QICN’s general practice nurse network, for an interview exploring what can be done to increase the number of general practice nurses in the workforce and what role preceptorship plays in GPN recruitment and development.

We also speak with Felicity Weaving, a newly qualified GPN, who shares her experience of working in general practice over the last year.

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This episode was produced by Madeleine Anderson