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Our Trust awarded the National Preceptorship Interim Quality Mark

Published: 08 June 2023 to 31 December 2098

More information about Preceptorship

The purpose of Preceptorship is to provide support, guidance, and development for all newly registered practitioners to build confidence and develop full competence as they transition into becoming an autonomous professional.

Our Preceptorship programme has been recognised as it encourages a safe learning environment for new staff, builds confidence and skills, increases motivation, and leads to more effective team working and communication.

The national Preceptorship Framework for nursing includes a core set of standards for inclusive and multi-disciplinary programmes, with health and social organisations aiming for Gold Standard when developing and delivering their own Preceptorship programmes.

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