Edith Cavell Nurses Trust Award 2014

Back in 2014, I was lucky to be able to attend the Edith Cavell Nurses’ Trust Scholarship Award, in the presence of HRH Princess Royal. In those days I was a volunteer editor at the Nursing Times and I had the duty and privilege to interview some of the winners, runners-up and other interesting people at the event.

Taking part in events like these was one on the many highlights from my time working for the Nursing Times, and in particular, their student focused site. Here are those videos.

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