A man living with cancer died after being given multiple overdoses of morphine
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An emergency nurse in Belfast says vital work has seen staff
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As the public looks for guidance online, it’s important that nurses choose their
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The COVID-19 crisis and helping patients to cope is extremely stressful on nurses
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Blurring organisational boundaries and how we share information are among the changes
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When the applause quietens, nurses must be assured they will be equipped to do their job
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An emergency nurse’s experience of coping with the constantly evolving coronavirus cr
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Addressing patient needs starts with thorough pain assessment
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ICUs are about more than beds and ventilators – they depend on a highly skilled workf
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It’s not just hand hygiene technique that matters, human factors play a role too
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The government plan to recruit retired nurses during the COVID-19 crisis has&nbs
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Staff shortages shouldn’t equal missed breaks.
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To support them, governments must provide the protective equipment teams need, says I
The pros of the ABCDE approach are accepted, yet ‘doing the obs’ remains common practice
Not everyone is comfortable with a ‘choose your own’ approach to care, says Jane Bates
Whistleblowing is never easy – particularly if the person is in a position of power
Nurses struggling to negotiate time out during working hours can seek support
In an overstretched NHS, prescribing enables nurses to be more efficient and autonomous
Health threats from global warming make the need to end the nurse shortage extra-urgent
