CHC Nurses Agency Network – Specialist CHC Training, Support & Consultancy for UK Nurses
Empowering CHC Agency Nurses with Expert Training, Community & Professional Support
In the fast‑changing world of UK Continuing Healthcare (CHC), nurses need more than clinical skills – they need support, specialist knowledge, and a strong professional network. CHC Nurses Agency Network brings all three together, offering CHC‑focused training, consultancy, peer support, and a trusted community of experienced agency nurses.
Built by CHC nurses for CHC nurses, our network helps you navigate complex CHC processes, maintain high clinical and documentation standards, and manage the daily pressures of agency work – while developing your career and connecting with colleagues who truly understand your role.
CHC Nurses Agency Network – What We Do
Specialist CHC Training & Professional Development
We provide targeted training for agency nurses working in Continuing Healthcare, community settings, and complex care packages. Our sessions focus on practical, real‑world CHC skills so you feel confident and competent in every placement.
Our training covers CHC eligibility, assessment, documentation, MDT participation, care planning, and community Deprivation of Liberty (DoL) processes – all designed to enhance your professional practice and make your day‑to‑day work easier and safer.
Supportive Professional Community for CHC Agency Nurses
The CHC Nurses Agency Network is a place to connect, de‑stress, and share experiences with people who truly understand agency nursing and CHC pressures. Our members regularly share advice, tips, and emotional support.
We host private, invite‑only social media groups where nurses can ask questions, discuss cases confidentially (within professional and GDPR boundaries), and support one another 24/7, 365 days a year.
Regular Events, Webinars & Networking Opportunities
We run regular online and in‑person events bringing CHC agency nurses together to learn, collaborate, and build long‑term professional relationships. Many members form friendships that last for years.
Our events include CHC‑focused webinars, CPD sessions, Q&A panels, and informal networking meetups – ideal for building confidence, staying up to date with policy changes, and expanding your professional contacts.
CHC‑Focused Consultancy & Practical Guidance
Guidance on CHC Assessments, Reviews & Documentation
Working in CHC can be complex and administratively heavy. We offer guidance, resources, and peer support to help you complete robust assessments, review documentation, and contribute effectively to MDT meetings.
Our network shares best practice templates, tips, and real‑world examples to help you improve your clinical records, evidence of need, and contributions to Decision Support Tools (DSTs) and review processes.
Support with Community DoL Applications & Legal Frameworks
Understanding the community Deprivation of Liberty (DoL) application process is essential for CHC agency nurses supporting individuals with complex needs. We provide training and peer support to help you feel confident and compliant.
Through our expert sessions and community discussions, you can deepen your understanding of DoL, capacity, consent, and safeguarding within CHC and community nursing settings.
Transition of Care Support & Best Practice Sharing
Transitions between hospital, home, and care settings can be high‑risk periods for patients. Our network shares strategies and best practice for safe, person‑centred transitions relevant to CHC packages.
Members discuss real scenarios, handover challenges, and multidisciplinary coordination – giving you practical tools to minimise risk and improve patient experiences during transfers of care.
Supporting Nurses Working with Learning Disabilities & Complex Needs
Person‑Centred Approaches in CHC & LD Settings
Many agency nurses in CHC work with individuals with learning disabilities, autism, and complex physical or mental health needs. We support you to deliver person‑centred, holistic care in these highly specialised areas.
Within the CHC Nurses Agency Network, nurses share LD best practice, communication strategies, behavioural support approaches, and care planning tips – all grounded in dignity, independence, and safety.
Collaboration with Families, Carers & Multidisciplinary Teams
Effective CHC nursing relies on strong relationships with families, carers, and MDT professionals. Our community helps you navigate these relationships professionally and compassionately.
Members exchange advice on advocacy, family meetings, expectation management, and collaborative care planning within the CHC framework, helping you build trust and maintain clear, respectful communication.
Why Join the CHC Nurses Agency Network?
A Network Built by CHC Nurses, for CHC Nurses
Only another nurse truly understands the workload, responsibility, and emotional demands of CHC agency work. Our core network of around 500 CHC agency nursing professionals shares that lived experience and supports you from day one.
Whether you are new to CHC or highly experienced, you will find colleagues who recognise your challenges and can offer practical, non‑judgemental support.
Confidential, Invite‑Only Groups – Support Around the Clock
We run several confidential, invite‑only social media groups where members interact every day – asking clinical questions, sharing updates, and offering emotional support.
This 24‑7‑365 peer support means you are never alone: you can reach out to the community whenever you face a difficult case, ethical dilemma, or stressful situation.
Boost Your CHC Knowledge, Skills & Career Prospects
Joining the CHC Nurses Agency Network is an investment in your professional development. Our training, events, and shared resources help you stay ahead in a competitive and highly regulated area of practice.
You will gain deeper CHC expertise, improve your documentation and assessment skills, and become more confident working with complex cases – all of which can support your agency career and future opportunities.
A Place to Relax, Connect & Feel Understood
We know that nursing is not just a job – it affects your whole life. Our network offers a safe, relaxed space where you can unwind virtually, chat with colleagues, and feel genuinely understood by people who do what you do every day.
Many of our members become lasting friends, staying connected well beyond any single role, employer, or contract.
How the CHC Nurses Agency Network Supports You Day‑to‑Day
Practical Help with Real‑World CHC Challenges
From challenging assessments to complex family dynamics, our members bring everyday CHC scenarios to the group for discussion (always respecting confidentiality and professional codes).
You will benefit from shared wisdom, new perspectives, and tried‑and‑tested approaches from nurses who have faced similar issues across multiple organisations and regions.
Staying Up to Date with CHC Policies & Best Practice
CHC policies, funding guidance, and legal frameworks are regularly updated. Through our events and online discussions, we keep each other informed about key changes and how they impact practice.
This collaborative approach means you do not have to track every update alone – your network helps you stay current and compliant.
Join the CHC Nurses Agency Network Today
If you are a CHC agency nurse – or you work regularly within Continuing Healthcare, community complex care, or learning disability services – the CHC Nurses Agency Network is here for you.
Join our community to:
- Access CHC‑focused training and professional development
- Connect with around 500 specialist CHC agency nursing professionals
- Join private, confidential social media groups for daily peer support
- Attend regular events, webinars, and networking sessions
- Share and receive practical advice on real‑world CHC challenges
- Build lasting professional relationships and friendships
We welcome new members who are committed to safe, person‑centred care and to supporting fellow nurses within the CHC sector.
Ready to become part of the CHC Nurses Agency Network? Get in touch today to request access to our invite‑only groups and find out more about upcoming events and training opportunities.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
- What is the CHC Nurses Agency Network? The CHC Nurses Agency Network is a specialist community of around 500 UK agency nurses working in Continuing Healthcare, offering training, peer support, and networking.
- Who can join the CHC Nurses Agency Network? Agency nurses and allied professionals who work in CHC, community complex care, or related pathways in the UK are welcome to apply to join.
- Is there a cost to join the network? Some elements of our community are free to access, while selected training and events may carry a fee to cover professional delivery and resources.
- How do I join the private social media groups? Contact us via our website or main contact channel, and we will guide you through a brief verification process before sending an invite to the relevant groups.
- What types of training do you provide? We offer CHC‑focused training on eligibility, assessments, documentation, MDT working, community DoL applications, and best practice in complex care.
- Do you run events or webinars for CHC nurses? Yes, we run regular online webinars, Q&A sessions, CPD events, and occasional in‑person meetups for CHC agency nurses.
- Is the network suitable for nurses new to CHC? Absolutely, our community is ideal for nurses new to CHC who want support, mentoring, and structured learning from experienced colleagues.
- Can I discuss clinical cases in the group? You can discuss anonymised clinical scenarios for learning and support, provided you maintain confidentiality and follow NMC and GDPR requirements.
- Do you help with CHC documentation and assessments? We provide guidance, shared resources, and peer feedback to help you improve the quality and clarity of your CHC documentation and assessments.
- How do I get started with the CHC Nurses Agency Network? Simply reach out via our website or contact details, and we will explain how to join, access groups, and attend our next events or training sessions.