NaACCP
The National Association of Advanced Critical Care Practitioners (NaACCP) was founded at the 1st National ACCP Conference in June 2013 hosted by the FICM. The purpose of the group is to:
- Ensure representation and effective communication between ACCPs and the Faculty of Intensive Care Medicine (FICM)
- Support a strategic vision and generate consensus opinion relating to ACCP training and clinical practice
- Formulating recommendations/consensus decision statements that impact on ACCP issues
- Provide ACCP leadership where-by organisations, professional bodies and/or others can consult and/or gain an ACCP opinion regarding ACCP practice
- Provide advice and resources on selection and recruitment of ACCPs as a workforce solution for critical care units
- Influence, contribute to and review strategies and policies that impact upon ACCP issues as appropriate and provide a timely response
- Act as point of contact to discuss issues around ACCP recruitment, training, education, practice and CPD
- Develop and maintain a database of ACCPs trained and in training
- Provide a forum and mechanism to share successes or problem areas and to provide peer support
We would like to keep you up to date with the ACCP news and events Please register with us at accpuk@gmail.com if you are:
- A trained ACCP
- An ACCP in training
- Considering ACCP training
- Supervising or considering ACCPs for your ICU
MEMBERS | |
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Carole Boulanger Consultant Nurse Advanced Critical Care Practitioner Chair of NaACCP Royal Devon & Exeter Foundation NHS Trust Contact: accpuk@gmail.com
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Jane Poynter Advanced Critical Care Practitioner Deputy Chair of NaACCP Newcastle Contact: accpuk@gmail.com | |
![]() | Gail Renwick Advanced Critical Care Practitioner Secretary to NaACCP Edinburgh Contact: accpuk@gmail.com
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TRAINEE REPRESENTATIVES | |
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Sadie Louise Diamond Fox | Newcastle |
Helen Lyall | NHS Lothian |