| Ref No | HC BCH/8/1/55 |
| Title | Interview with Rebecca Hill |
| Level | File |
| Date | 2024 |
| Description | Dr Rebecca Hill discusses her journey into children's nursing, starting with her early interest in nursing at 11 years old. She talks about training as a general nurse in 1987 under the old/traditional apprenticeship system and then her children’s training which was done as a university-based course and the differences between the two approaches. She talks of her decision to pursue a career in paediatric intensive care and her role now as an advanced nurse practitioner, a role that bridges gap between medicine and nursing. She reflects on her nursing career, sharing instances where she was able to provide emotional support and advocacy for patients and their families. She talks about the importance of asking questions to foster critical thinking and empathy in healthcare and emphasizes the value of being inquisitive and open to learning, even at the level of their current nursing practice. |
| Extent | 2 |
| Format | Files |
| URL | https://birmingham.access.preservica.com/uncategorized/SO_cc3fd473-6b4e-4279-815b-a62e16afe92c |
| Access Status | Open |
| AccessConditions | Digital content can be accessed on our Preservica Universal Access page (see URL link below). |
| CreatorName | Rebecca Hill (Interviewee); Honouring Our Past Project Team (Interviewer) |
| Language | English |