A man living with cancer died after being given multiple overdoses of morphine
Career advice
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The pandemic may have given you a taste of more senior roles – so consider your next move
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Discover the advanced role that helps raise the profile of mental health services
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Meet nursing employers online, take part in live discussions and earn CPD credits
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New plan for England highlights the ‘unique selling points’ of mental health nursing
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COVID-19 is putting nurses under extreme pressure, so here’s how to help colleag
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A challenging role where compassion and advocacy go hand in hand with public protection
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Winter can take an emotional toll, particularly for those who experienc
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When mental health nurse Kellyann Anderton-Kay visited the RCN Bulletin
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From seeing a detainee who has collapsed in a cell to assessing someone
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Being a nurse doesn’t give immunity from long-term illness: points to consider after being
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Work dissatisfaction can affect health, recruitment and retention
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Work motivation can be kick-started by redefining your ambitions
A recent report shows nurse directors are reluctant to take on chief executive roles because of the high personal cost
In a challenging work situation, the level of stress and anxiety you are feeling may well be unnecessary – but you can beat it by taking control with these simple tools.
Nerves can take hold and speech become garbled when you are put on the spot. Here, we offer expert advice on being the best you can be at a job interview.
Medical settings are fast-paced and busy, so if someone is not pulling their weight, it can have a big effect on the rest of the team and the quality of care being given.
Most of us find change a challenge, but by accepting it as inevitable we can make the most of opportunities that arise.
Detailed planning and communication with team members are vital to creating a successful service.
