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Training (preceptorship and clinical supervision programmes) is effective in retaining NQNs, increasing satisfaction, improving skills and competency and staff engagement; however, more support for both preceptors/supervisors and NQNs is needed to maximise the success of these programmes in the future.John Tingle, Lecturer in Law, Birmingham Law School, University of Birmingham, discusses the latest State of Care annual report from the Care Quality Commission, which addresses some important patient safety issues.The demand for perform
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