A man living with cancer died after being given multiple overdoses of morphine
Editorial
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The decision to reduce funding for nurses’ continuing professional deve
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The profession has risen to the challenge time and again as NHS resourc
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The high number of flu cases this winter has prompted a call for&n
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With cancelled operations and long queues, the simplistic solution
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The coming year holds the prospect of a meaningful pay rise for nu
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Nominate yourself or a colleague for this year’s RCNi Nurse Awards 
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The chancellor took the correct approach in his budget by saying he wou
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Health Education England has cut its CPD budget for nurses, midwiv
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Rather than looking for ways to reduce spending, a trust in Lancashire
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Our 2017 RCNi student award winner – and now regular contributor –
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Health Foundation report highlights the scale of the staff turnove
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Thanks to the appointment of two women called Elizabeth, nursing looks
The health secretary’s announcement that the NHS pay cap has been scrapped must be capitalised on before next year’s pay award, writes managing editor Gary Paragpuri
Health secretary Jeremy Hunt has finally reached the conclusion we need more nurses, but his definition of ‘nurses’ may signal a return to the past, writes editor Graham Scott
With few nurses from black and minority ethnic (BME) backgrounds attaining the profession’s most senior posts, transformational change is the next step in achieving equality of opportunity, writes editor Graham Scott
Newly qualified nurses in Scotland are to receive additional support during their first in year in practice through an enhanced version of the country’s Flying Start programme, and its success could benefit NHS Scotland for years to come.
In a guest editorial for Nursing Standard’s student special issue, Zoe Butler says that despite many challenges, today’s students share the privilege of being part of a compassionate profession
One in four nursing students drop out of their training courses, yet the bodies responsible remain complacent, showing a shameful disregard for the future of the profession.
