A man living with cancer died after being given multiple overdoses of morphine
My job
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People with asthma need consistent, personalised advice to help manage their condition, sa
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Step outside your comfort zone and don’t be afraid to fail, says Venetia Wynter-Blyth.
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With a shortage of qualified nurses providing children’s palliative care in the voluntary
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Nurses need to be more vocal and shout from the rooftops about the good work they are doin
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Have the confidence to be ambitious and get experience in a variety of fields before speciali
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Always fight for what you know is right, and grasp every opportunity that comes your way, say
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The only thing in life that is rationed is time – so don’t waste a minute, says professor Jun
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Nurses and midwives need to be more digitally savvy to increase their impact, says Public Hea
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In 2015, Julia Terry became the first mental health nurse in the UK to be awarded a fellowshi
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Geraldine Rodgers, nurse consultant for frailty and long-term conditions and winner of the Nu
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The flexibility and freedom to come up with innovative teaching ideas is something associate
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Nurse consultant and BME advisory group chair Joan Myers supports, 
Nicky Hayes set her heart on gerontological nursing early in her career. Her varied roles mean she still sees patients every day, while also helping to develop the clinical leaders of the future
Nurses who provide children's palliative care in the voluntary sector explain why their roles offer not only job satisfaction, but considerable career development opportunities.
People with Parkinson’s in hospital need timely medication and education to prevent readmissions, says Jacqueline Young.
Award-winning emergency care nurse Amanda Burston loves being part of an expert team that delivers high-quality trauma care to patients and families in times of crisis
Ben Thomas loves visiting frontline services and meeting brilliant and inspirational nurses working in mental health, learning disabilities and dementia care.
Sue McBean may be an experienced author, teacher, activist, researcher and nurse, but she is still keen to carry on learning.
