CCP Podcast 025: Teresa Gets A Gong!

September 7

by Jonathan Downham

CCP Podcast 025: Teresa Gets A Gong!

I am lucky enough to get to chat to Teresa Chinn from @WeNurses. I first spoke with Teresa on my very first podcast and since then we have both grown our various enterprises. Teresa has been awarded an MBE in the New Years honours list this year and it is thoroughly deserved for all her services to nursing. We talk about her visit to Parliament and to the Health Select Committee. An informal process she said, but it sounded much more than that. She also talked about how the website is developing so that they can use all of the information they are collecting and use it more effectively. WeNurses Pinterest. WeNurses Vimeo WeNurses Facebook [table id=1 /] [Stitcher_Radio_Logo] [get_in_touch_with_jonathan]

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CCP Podcast 025: Teresa Gets A Gong!