SCRIPT team present poster at RCN Education Forum Conference 2025

1st March 2025

The SCRIPT team was delighted to present a poster at the RCN Education Forum Conference 2025 held in Glasgow, showcasing the new SCRIPT Prescriber Ready portfolio. 

The conference provided a great opportunity to demonstrate SCRIPT Prescriber Ready as a valuable eLearning resource for undergraduate nurses. It also facilitated discussions around the use of accessible technology in nursing education with healthcare professionals and nursing educators.

Reference: 

KAUR, H., et al. 2025. SCRIPT Prescriber Ready: An accessible eLearning portfolio to improve pharmacology knowledge for nurses preparing for independent prescribing. RCN Education Forum National Conference and Exhibition. Glasgow, UK. (Poster presentation). 

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