A man living with cancer died after being given multiple overdoses of morphine
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Avoiding the topic could deny people the chance of ‘a good death’
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Why I find it hard to swallow nurse’s six-month suspension for taking ward painkillers
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Patient’s death tells us what we already know, but will it change anything?
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Nurses should understand the benefits of positive risk-taking
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Nurses are flexible but there has to be give and take if the NHS is to boost retention
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Exercise can boost well-being and health, and help prevent falls
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Safety-critical care is what we do, yet some of us can’t resist the urge to downplay
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Using staff as cash cows if they drive to work shows how far goodwill has fallen in the NHS
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While our bodies and minds may age, the need to be treated with dignity and respect remains
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Rules to stop overseas staff bringing family are also risky for the care sector and NHS
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As nurses we can use our own experiences as patients to enhance person-centred care
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Listen to what your patient is telling you because we’re not always a textbook case
Accusation blighted my life – but here’s how I survived, and you could too
System-wide change is needed so nurses can be confident reports will be dealt with
Self-care – such as singing along to music in the car – may prove therapeutic
What happened when nurse Jonathan Bader began experiencing tics in his thirties
A collaboration with ambulance and fire teams helped community nurses respond to falls
Staff need to know they won’t feel pressure to keep working if they develop side effects
