CHC Nurses Agency Network: UK Training & Support Events

Connect with CHC Nurses Agency Network to access UK-wide Continuing Healthcare (CHC) training, support events and a confidential community of agency nurses. Join webinars, networking sessions and peer-learning meetups focused on CHC eligibility, DSTs, commissioning and complex discharges. Build confidence, stay updated with NHS CHC policy changes and develop your CHC career with real-world guidance from experienced CHC agency nurses.

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CHC Nurses Agency Network | Continuing Healthcare Training, Support & Community


CHC Nurses Agency Network – Professional Community & Support for CHC Nurses

Connecting, Supporting & Empowering Agency Nurses Working in NHS Continuing Healthcare

The CHC Nurses Agency Network is a dedicated community for nurses and clinical professionals working in NHS Continuing Healthcare (CHC) and related commissioning roles across the UK. We provide a safe space to connect, share experiences and access practical support, while helping you build confidence and expertise in CHC practice.

Our confidential, invite-only social media groups and regular events bring together more than 500 experienced CHC agency nurses, creating a strong peer network where you can learn, debrief, and develop your career in Continuing Healthcare.

A Dedicated Professional Network for CHC Agency Nurses

Working as an agency nurse in CHC can be rewarding but also isolating, complex and demanding. Only another CHC nurse truly understands the pressures of caseloads, eligibility decisions, commissioning challenges and the emotional impact of complex cases.

The CHC Nurses Agency Network exists to reduce that isolation by connecting you with peers who “get it”, providing real-time support, practical advice and a professional space to reflect on your work – 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

What You Gain from Joining the CHC Nurses Agency Network

  • Access to a private, confidential online community of over 500 CHC agency nurses
  • Opportunities to share clinical and professional challenges in a safe, moderated environment
  • Regular CHC-focused events, webinars and meetups (online and in-person)
  • Peer-to-peer guidance on CHC assessments, eligibility and reviews
  • Professional career development support and signposting to CHC roles
  • Up-to-date discussions on policy changes, NHS guidance and CHC best practice

Professional Support for Nurses Working in NHS Continuing Healthcare

Our network focuses specifically on the needs of nurses and clinicians working in Continuing Healthcare (CHC) and related commissioning services. Whether you are experienced or newly transitioning into CHC roles, our community can help you grow your knowledge, skills and confidence.

CHC Eligibility, Assessments & Reviews

Members regularly share insights, case examples and practical tips around CHC eligibility criteria, Decision Support Tools (DST), checklists, and review processes. This collaborative learning helps you stay aligned with National Framework guidance while improving the quality and consistency of your CHC practice.

Care Planning, Commissioning & Case Management

The network supports discussion and shared learning on person-centred care planning, commissioning packages of care, and coordinating complex cases across community, primary care, social care and acute settings. Members exchange tried-and-tested approaches to achieving safe, effective, and cost-appropriate care.

Transitions of Care & Complex Discharges

We know that many CHC nurses are involved in hospital discharges, community placements and transitions of care. Our members openly discuss strategies to reduce delays, improve communication and maintain continuity of care, helping you deliver smoother patient journeys and better outcomes.

Regular Events, Webinars & Meetups for CHC Nurses

The CHC Nurses Agency Network runs and promotes a variety of CHC-focused events to keep you informed, connected and up to date. These are designed around the real needs of agency nurses working in CHC, with a strong emphasis on practical application and peer learning.

Networking & Peer Learning Opportunities

We host online sessions, small-group discussions and occasional in-person meetups where CHC nurses can network, debrief, ask questions and share experiences. Many nurses in our network form lasting professional relationships – and often lifelong friendships – through these events.

Staying Current with CHC Policy & Practice

Events regularly cover changes to CHC guidance, commissioning models, legal challenges and best practice updates. This helps you stay ahead of developments in the NHS and ensures your day-to-day practice remains current, defensible and compliant.

Confidential, Invite‑Only Social Media Groups for CHC Agency Nurses

At the heart of the CHC Nurses Agency Network is a set of confidential, invite-only social media groups where nurses can talk openly, safely and respectfully about the realities of working in CHC.

24/7 Peer Support & Professional Discussion

Our groups are active 24-7-365, offering real-time support when you need it most – whether you are debriefing after a challenging panel, seeking clarity on complex eligibility decisions, or wanting to check your understanding against peers with different ICB or provider experience.

Safe Space for Professional & Personal Wellbeing

We recognise the emotional demands of CHC work, including dealing with distressed families, high caseloads and ethical dilemmas. The network provides a safe space to share pressures, protect your wellbeing and access informal peer support from colleagues who truly understand your role.

Who Can Join the CHC Nurses Agency Network?

The CHC Nurses Agency Network welcomes registered nurses and relevant clinicians who are actively working – or seeking to work – in NHS Continuing Healthcare, commissioning or CHC-related roles on an agency, bank or interim basis.

  • CHC nurse assessors and reviewers
  • Case managers and complex discharge nurses
  • Commissioning nurses and clinicians
  • Nurses transitioning from ward or community roles into CHC
  • Senior practitioners and clinical leads involved in CHC decision-making

Our admission process helps us maintain a focused, professional and supportive environment for everyone in the network.

Why Join the CHC Nurses Agency Network?

Joining the CHC Nurses Agency Network connects you with a strong, experienced community that understands the unique challenges of CHC nursing. Membership can help you feel less isolated, more informed and better supported in your day-to-day practice.

Professional Growth & Career Development

Through shared resources, peer mentoring and regular events, you can develop your CHC expertise, expand your professional contacts and gain insight into new roles, contracts and opportunities in the CHC space across the UK.

Shared Knowledge, Best Practice & Real‑World Experience

Our members bring experience from different ICBs, providers, local authorities and care settings, giving you access to a wide range of perspectives, documentation styles and practical examples you can apply in your own CHC work.

Supportive Community That Truly Understands CHC Nursing

Above all, the CHC Nurses Agency Network is a supportive, friendly community where CHC nurses can talk honestly about the realities of the role – and know they will be met with understanding, confidentiality and respect.

How to Get Involved

If you are a CHC agency nurse or a nurse looking to move into CHC, we invite you to contact us to express interest in joining the CHC Nurses Agency Network and our private social media groups. Once verified, you will be welcomed into our community and introduced to other members so you can start building connections straight away.

Frequently Asked Questions about CHC Nurses Agency Network

  1. What is the CHC Nurses Agency Network? The CHC Nurses Agency Network is a confidential professional community for nurses working in or moving into NHS Continuing Healthcare (CHC) roles, with a focus on agency and interim practitioners.
  2. Who can join the CHC Nurses Agency Network? Registered nurses and relevant clinicians with a genuine interest or active role in CHC, commissioning or CHC-related case management can apply to join.
  3. Is membership to the network free? Membership details and any associated costs are shared on enquiry, but many aspects of the online community are provided at low or no cost to members.
  4. How do I join the CHC Nurses Agency Network? You can request to join by contacting us through our website or social channels, after which we will verify your professional background before adding you to our groups.
  5. Are the social media groups really confidential? Yes, our groups are invite-only, moderated and designed to provide a safe, discreet environment where members can discuss professional issues while respecting confidentiality and governance.
  6. Does the network offer CHC training or CPD opportunities? We regularly host and share access to CHC-focused webinars, events and learning opportunities that support your continuing professional development.
  7. Can I get help with CHC eligibility, DSTs and checklists? While we cannot offer case-specific legal advice, members frequently share experiences and peer support around applying the National Framework, DSTs and checklists in practice.
  8. Do you support nurses new to Continuing Healthcare? Yes, many members are happy to support nurses transitioning into CHC roles, offering informal mentoring, advice and signposting to useful resources.
  9. Is the network only for agency nurses? Our primary focus is on agency and interim CHC nurses, but we also welcome relevant permanent staff who work closely with or within CHC services.
  10. How often does the CHC Nurses Agency Network hold events? We run and promote CHC-related events and networking opportunities throughout the year, with dates and details shared directly in our groups and via our communications.



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