A man living with cancer died after being given multiple overdoses of morphine
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Three top tips to help newly qualified nurses thrive in emergency care settings.
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Each year, additional information about preparing for winter pressures
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Emergency care faces the busiest time of the year with winter just two
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Emergency nurses respond to crises every day, yet as the 1% pay cap suggests, their role i
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Paresh Wankhade argues that transformational reforms are needed to improve emergency
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Reflecting on the events which have affected millions of people, J
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Janet Youd on why now is the time to invest in the needs of those carin
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Establishing new healthcare roles such as the physician associate in emergency departments
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The interests and views of patients should be central to debate about menta
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People who misuse drugs and alcohol may not be treated under the new US healthcare system.
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The minister who tried to save police officer Keith Palmer on 22 March acted bravely,
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Why it is so important to make your vote count for the NHS and health and social care in next
Weighing up the pros and cons of using objective structured clinical examinations, to evaluate students' capabilities in clinical practice
A focus on emergency care in the third-year of a nursing degree would prepare pre-registration nurses to meet the high demands of the specialty from day one
Continued learning and development can often be sidelined in a busy emergency department environment. Owen Hammett explains what you can do to help your team – and yourself.
Why healthcare providers need support when adverse incidents occur.
On World Encephalitis Day, lead nurse for acute and emergency clinical research Claire Matata discusses why nurses need a better understanding of encephalitis and to treat it as a neurological emergency.
