A man living with cancer died after being given multiple overdoses of morphine
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Jane Bates has no truck with ‘pariah’ attitudes.
I was 19 when I got a job as a trainee reporte
Before Twitter, publishing a letter in the Tim
As a report from LGBT campaigning charity Stonewall reveals that LGBT health and social ca
Susan Osborne travelled to Canada to join other healthcare professionals raising money for
More than 300 delegates from around the world
An independent panel of experts last year decl
Jane Bates’ tech-savvy friend has an uphill ta
The guys who do the supermarket home deliverie
Three nurses, all from different wards, have p
There is no doubt the school nursing service i
With the Assisted Dying Bill due to be introdu
Safeguarding stops short for Jane Bates.
Sitting with the windows open, I hear the sounds of late summer. But what am I hearing exactly? The crack of leather on willow? The thock of ball on racquet? Actually, it is the sound of coughing.
I am a nurse prescriber and my patient is insisting I give him antibiotics even though he doesn’t need them. I have tried explaining this, but he will not listen. Do you have any advice?
Revalidation is the single biggest change to nursing and midwifery regulation in years.
There have been a number of cases of people travelling abroad to be assisted to die in the past few months.
Jane Bates expects no preferential treatment.
