A man living with cancer died after being given multiple overdoses of morphine
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Nurses should insist on taking breaks for their own health and safety as well as that
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The annual NHS staff survey is an opportunity to make your feelings known to employers and na
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England, Scotland and Wales are tackling staffing in different ways, but getting it right is
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Extending consultation times could enable practitioners to explore medication us
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Regular learning events can help you meet the requirements of revalidation, says Zeba
Matt Griffiths advises how to keep your cool when storing medications in summer
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Nurse and academic lawyer Marc Cornock answers your legal queries
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I have been contacted by a nurse who witnessed (not for the first time) a manager intimida
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The 'pull factors' for EU nurses to work in the UK will likely diminish over the next
My employer wants to deduct a day’s pay because I could not get to work in the bad weather
I have a patient who would benefit from a medi
How can I support nurses with work-related mental health issues to better cope with their jobs?
I work in a residential home for older people. Can I verify or certify that someone has died during the night instead of calling out a general practitioner?
How can I ensure my patient in primary care gets the right medication to relieve their pain?
What advice would you give to nurses who wish to work flexible hours to fit in with caring responsibilities?
My neighbour works in a residential home and calls herself nurse when she introduces herself to people. I have told her that she cannot do this as she is not registered with the Nursing and Midwifery Council. Am I right?
I’ve just started my nurse prescribing course and have been told I need a designated prescribing medical practitioner (DPMP) as a mentor. Could a qualified nurse prescriber or pharmacist mentor me instead?
