A man living with cancer died after being given multiple overdoses of morphine
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An unintentional double standard exists on our
Ward number 48 is not a winner, says Jane Bates.
I catch Janet studying the side of a cereal pa
Last week, I saw a story on the news about the
In January 2016, Health Education England (HEE
Patient dynamics matter, says Jane Bates.
My mother has a problem with gas.
Last month a celebration event was held for Ca
It is abundantly clear that there is a critica
Jane Bates has no time for breaking old habits.
What did the woman serving the quiche do while
Frailty in older patients is an important issue that we all need to be aware of in light o
Why is it that the Welsh assembly recognises the severe shortage of nurses and midwives but the Department of Health continues to sweep the problem under the carpet?
Nursing Standard’s analysis, (February 10) reports on a survey showing more than three quarters (76%) of people polled think nurses should never discuss work matters on social media. I might well agree, but would ask what is meant by ‘work matters’?
Jane Bates remembers an old ward mantra.
For a full five minutes, I completely misunderstood what Janet was telling me. ‘Emma went on a canine first aid course at the weekend.’ Canine first aid? I guess it could work.
‘Current arrangements for managing the supply of NHS clinical staff do not represent value for money.’ This was the worrying conclusion of the National Audit Office report on NHS workforce planning, published in late January.
Nickola Amin suggests a way to survive seasonal pressures while delivering quality care
