A man living with cancer died after being given multiple overdoses of morphine
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Government statements about the state of the NHS are misleading: operations are being canc
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Leading Change, Adding Value (LCAV) puts a new emphasis on measuring im
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Nursing children and young people requires specific skills that nursing associates underta
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Community matron Dena Ross, joint winner of the Nursing Older People ca
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Ten months into her first qualified role, staff nurse Emma Cowen reflec
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Research on the diversity of gut microbiome raises questions about how we feed childr
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Four years ago, the government published the Francis report, but as win
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How one former care leaver is trying to help children and young people in similar situatio
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How a clinical internship can help you become an instigator of change i
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'Going gluten free' is a phrase heard often in the 21st century, but a
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Rising from a 32-hour week to a 34-hour week seems insignificant, but f
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Putting into practice the theory behind resilience in the workplace.
Former nursing director at London's Great Ormond Street Hospital, Judith Ellis, who now runs a medical royal college, argues that nurses should act as role models and support efforts being made to tackle the growing obesity crisis.
A five-year research project shows that open and honest communication with health professionals and better support for families are essential to young people with cancer, says Teenage Cancer Trust nurse consultant Sue Morgan.
The NMC consultation on new proficiency standards, which closes on 12 September, is an opportunity to equip children’s nurses properly for the future, says Doreen Crawford
When it comes to caring for children with complex needs, ethical reasoning must exist beyond gut feelings and intuition.
Nurses working in these units are not in an emotional vacuum, says Doreen Crawford
With one in nine nursing posts in England currently unfilled, nurse recruitment retention is at an all time low and hospitals need to look at secondments in a bid to keep staff, writes Emma Cowen.
