A man living with cancer died after being given multiple overdoses of morphine
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How one trust created a pathway to enable people to die at home
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Does your work deserve wider recognition? Be inspired to enter the RCNi Nurse Awards 2020
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How an emergency nurse practitioner team transformed an under-pressure eye casualty s
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Violence epidemic is placing new demands on healthcare staff beyond the clinical
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A hospital’s ‘open door’ helps people with emotionally unstable personality disorder to cope
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A collaborative project is creating a safe place for people in crisis
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A Vulnerable Adult Support Team’s service has been recognised as ‘outstanding’ by the CQC
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We hope our roll-call of amazing nurses will inspire you to enter, or nominate a colleag
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A code red situation can be daunting, but a new film for emergency work
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How the advanced clinical practitioner role could affect the future of nursing
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A deputy sister in Northern Ireland has set up a hospital quiet room to help patients cope
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Cambridge hospital trust uses digital technology to provide faster acce
RCN chair Maria Trewern is full of hope for the profession – and wants to give members more clout
A new guide from the RCN shows how to combine hand hygiene with skin care
Admitting patients with chronic lung disease directly into respiratory specialist care from the emergency department could save lives across the NHS, as one hospital is demonstrating
At London’s University College Hospital a highly successful nurse-led team brings expert care to deteriorating patients wherever they are in the hospital. The impact of the critical care outreach role has been enormous since its introduction to the UK in 2000
Sepsis kills more people in the UK each year than lung cancer, with persistent shortcomings in initial assessment and emergency treatment.
The Leading Change, Adding Value framework for nursing, midwifery and care staff is halfway through its three-year programme. With its unprecedented emphasis on staff as leaders its initial impact was greatest with senior managers.
