Clare Lomas
Will nurses be put at risk in the workplace following Brexit?
Readers’ panel on the effects of Brexit
Ovarian cancer: Call to lower threshold for pre-emptive surgery
Current age threshold of 40 should be halved say UK researchers.
Finding my niche in emergency care
Diego Vazquez Lopez is a deputy charge nurse in the acute medical unit at Leicester Royal Infirmary, where he treats patients admitted from an acute hospital
'I feel like a fish in water in an emergency care setting' says Diego Vazquez Lopez
Emergency care can be stressful, but the rewards of the job outweigh any negatives says Diego Vazquez Lopez
Nursing leadership is as much about learning as it is leading
Paul Edwards, head of practice development at BUPA, says good leader is 'authentic, inspiring and kind'
Nurses raise concerns about shelved safe staffing guidance
Suppressed safe staffing guidance calling for minimum nurse-to-patient ratios in NHS emergency departments (EDs) was leaked to the media at the end of last month
Nursing associates: a return to state enrolled nurses?
Plan for unregulated support role seen as a way to obtain ‘nursing skills on the cheap’, reports Clare Lomas
NMC agrees to develop new pre-registration nurse education standards
The Nursing and Midwifery Council will hold a 'fundamental review' of the skills and competencies nurses will require in the future
Thousands of overseas nurses denied permission to work in England
New RCN figures reveal that more than 2,300 overseas nurses were denied permission to work in England last year
Learn from your patients says nurse who had cancer
Sam Smith says paediatric oncology is a challenging but humbling area to work in
New self-screening tool aims to put patients in control of their nutrition
Nurses have welcomed the launch of a new self-screening tool to help identify adults in the community who are at risk of malnutrition.
Ward sister Claire Harris named RCN Wales nurse of the year 2015
Ward sister Claire Harris honoured in glittering ceremony at City Hall, Cardiff, for her pioneering work in stroke services.
Specialist service for lung cancer patients
Maria Guerin, a clinical nurse specialist at Aintree University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, began her career in the 1980s. Since then, she has helped to identify the need for specialist nurses and, earlier this year, was elected vice chair of the International Thoracic Oncology Nursing Forum
Lung cancer used to be the forgotten cancer, but not any more
Maria Guerin says the UK is leading the way when it comes to cancer care
Delivering nurse-led end of life care
Catherine Malia combines the ethos of holistic care with her clinical and leadership roles and is heading up a pilot project to deliver nurse-led end of life care
Making a difference to patients at the only nurse-led bowel cancer helpline
Award-winning nurse Paula Madden brings three decades of experience to the UK’s only nurse-led bowel cancer helpline, run by the support and campaigning charity Beating Bowel Cancer
Supporting patients with bowel cancer is a tough but rewarding role
Paula Madden says dealing with young people who have a poor prognosis is always tough
Not so ‘hard to reach’ with a non-judgemental approach
Dorcas Gwata tells Clare Lomas that engaging with young people affected by gang culture requires an innovative, non-judgemental approach