professional issues

Illustration of a woman shouldering the burden of falling dominoes and struggling to cope with the weight
Nursing Standard

Handling change at work and avoiding overload

Career advice
29 Nov 2019
Picture shows broadcaster Mark Radcliffe standing next to a park bench in the grounds of the University of Manchester which bears his tribute to cancer research.
Cancer Nursing Practice

Broadcaster Mark Radcliffe pays tribute to cancer research after recovery

News
29 Nov 2019
The HIV/Aids ribbon pinned on a nurse's uniform
Nursing Standard

HIV: if we can achieve normalised testing we’ll be helping to banish the stigma for good

Comment
29 Nov 2019
Effective drain care and management in community settings
Nursing Standard

Effective drain care and management in community settings

Clinical
28 Nov 2019
Supporting staff who are second victims after adverse healthcare events
Nursing Management

Supporting staff who are second victims after adverse healthcare events

CPD articles
28 Nov 2019
How to make clear and compelling written arguments: advice for nurses
Primary Health Care

How to make clear and compelling written arguments: advice for nurses

CPD articles
26 Nov 2019
Illiustration highlighting the value of paid versus unpaid breaks for nurses
Nursing Standard

Readers’ panel: Are employers who insist on unpaid breaks exploiting staff?

Your views
20 Nov 2019
Illiustration highlighting the value of paid versus unpaid breaks for nurses
Nursing Standard

Readers’ panel: Are employers who insist on unpaid breaks exploiting staff?

Your views
20 Nov 2019
Picture shows the burning building in Bolton from which students were evacuated, with fire engines in a nearby street. Members of the nursing community have rallied round to help those affected.
Nursing Standard

Nurses collect donations for students affected by building fire

News
19 Nov 2019
illustration shows acorn on the ground, with oak tree behind it, in shadow
Nursing Standard

Newly qualified nurse badges may encourage patience – but shouldn’t we all be more gentle with each other anyway?

Newly qualified nurses
19 Nov 2019
illustration shows acorn on the ground, with oak tree behind it, in shadow
Nursing Standard

Newly qualified nurse badges may encourage patience – but shouldn’t we all be more gentle with each other anyway?

Newly qualified nurses
19 Nov 2019
An interprofessional practice development group for newly qualified and new-to-role clinicians in community mental health
Mental Health Practice

An interprofessional practice development group for newly qualified and new-to-role clinicians in community mental health

Clinical
18 Nov 2019
Nursing Standard

Improving the uptake of medical device training to promote patient safety

Clinical
18 November 2019
Nursing Standard

Improving the uptake of medical device training to promote patient safety

Clinical
18 November 2019
Nursing Standard

How to say sorry to patients and their families

Comment
14 November 2019
Nursing Standard

How to say sorry to patients and their families

Comment
14 November 2019
Nursing Standard

Imposter syndrome: don’t be too hard on yourself when you transition to a new nursing role

Career advice
14 November 2019
Nursing Older People

Could it be you? Entries now open for the RCNi Nurse Awards 2020

Features
12 November 2019

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