A man living with cancer died after being given multiple overdoses of morphine
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The revalidation process will eventually become part of who we are as nurses, says RCN Nur
Staff in my emergency department (ED) were saddened recently by the death of a young homel
Last December, RCN Northern Ireland (RCN NI) embarked on a social media campaign to lobby
Frailty in older patients is an important issue that we all need to be aware of in light o
Nickola Amin suggests a way to survive seasonal pressures while delivering quality care&nb
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Why I paid three times the recommended price to protect my daughter
The Nursing and Midwifery Council is committed
After years of campaigning for better training
Technological advances and role developments are transforming urgent care services.
Prime minister David Cameron last month promised an ‘all-out assault on poverty’ with a se
I am writing this column as talks continue between the government and the British Medical
In two weeks time, I will be giving a public l
Community matron Beverley Marriott blogs about why she wanted to take part in an older person's nurse fellowship programme
Specialist gynaecological nurse Tracie Miles reflects on the findings of the UK Collaborative Trial of Ovarian Cancer Screening
This year marks the 100th anniversary of the RCN – 100 years of influencing policy, driving forward practice, and giving a voice to one of the country’s most important professions.
Christine Walker, editor of Nursing Children and Young People, looks back on the ICN's biennial conference in Seoul
Nursing student Charlotte Humm explains why the demise of the NHS student bursary will be devastating for nursing students, the profession – and patients
Student Vicky Moriarty explains how she dealt with her dyslexia while on placement in an emergency department.
