A man living with cancer died after being given multiple overdoses of morphine
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Nursing leaders are ‘very concerned’ over what will happen to body that advises on NHS sta
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Report warns that in England the number of midwives leaving due to retirement or lack of f
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Nursing Standard and Marie Curie want to hear from you
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Primary school children are more likely to identify a woman as a nurse and a man as a surg
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Humber NHS Foundation Trust is consulting on changes to its public health nursing service whi
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The number of nursing degree applicants in England has fallen by 23%
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Students at the University of Derby have embarked on their studies to b
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MPs warn the NHS cannot afford to lose the goodwill of nurses
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Nurses from across England lobbied MPs ahead of debate
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A return to local authorities taking responsibility for childhood public health
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Thousands of nurses have contacted their MPs to urge them to take part in today’s par
Rising numbers of young people in mental health crisis are putting growing pressure on acute services, say nurses at children’s hospitals.
More than 100,000 people have signed a petition to make it a criminal offence to attack NHS staff.
An alarming gap between rich and poor is leaving the health and well-being of the UK’s children in jeopardy, according to a major report.
Two neonatal units in Wales are set to benefit from a combined investment of £31 million in neonatal and obstetric services.
Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) agrees to be regulator for new nursing associates.
Three quarters of neonatal units in Scotland do not have enough nurses to meet minimum safe staffing levels, according to a charity for premature babies.
