Staff at one NHS trust prefer scrubs for their comfort, breathable material and practicality
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How Commitment to Carers award nominees have shared their work and insp
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Failing to properly disseminate your research could be a big mistake, explains Liz Halcomb
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What to consider when undertaking research with vulnerable participants
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How careful planning can ensure fewer problems are encountered in data collection
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An introduction to five Nurse Researcher articles on the use of theoretical frameworks
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Liz Halcomb highlights the areas of debate and introduces four new articles
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Lucie Ramjan introduces five new Nurse Researcher articles relating to qualitative analysi
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How the National Institute for Health Research is putting evidence at the heart of decisio
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Senior research fellow Gillian Janes reports on work under way to ident
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Hae-Ra Han focuses on culture and introduces five new Nurse Researcher articles relating t
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Too few nurses from black and minority ethnic backgrounds receive award
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Leading Change, Adding Value (LCAV) puts a new emphasis on measuring im
Linda Aiken: NHS policy is driving harmful variation in nurse staffing levels and diluting skill mix
The latest evidence on registered nurse numbers and patient satisfaction makes the case for safe staffing levels overwhelming, says leading nurse researcher Linda Aiken
Community matron Dena Ross, joint winner of the Nursing Older People category at the RCNi Nurse Awards 2017, encourages colleagues from black and ethnic minority backgrounds to enter this year’s competition and demonstrate their achievements
Whether you are interested in a career in research, or just want to do a one-off project, taking part in collaborative research programmes will enhance your skills and your contribution to delivering quality patient care, says Caroline Shuldham
Revalidation, one of the most significant changes to the regulation of nurses and midwives, is now under way.
