Anticipatory prescribing: how to use it to improve care of patients at the end of life
Access to ‘just in case’ medications is fundamental to compassionate palliative care
Access to ‘just in case’ medications is fundamental to compassionate palliative care
Bullying and back-covering is leading to inappropriate ‘safety’ reports in the NHS
Oral health may be overlooked by healthcare staff, but can lead to serious mouth problems
Nurses can offer valuable support through the grieving process
Nurses should be alert to low sodium levels and dehydration in older people
It’s an issue fundamental to nursing care, but do you know what’s expected of you?
Nurse suicide attempts rose during the pandemic. Help for you or a colleague
What you can do to help reduce medicines wastage and improve patients’ health
The right equipment, exercise and work culture can help you avoid what might seem inevitable
Potential cases can be easily missed in primary care as symptoms mirror common ailments
NMC guide sets out when to refer and when to address concerns in-house, and why it matters
Summer insect bites can often trigger the infection as well as dog bites
Workplaces can marginalise staff of African-Caribbean heritage who chose afro styling
How to offer support, bearing in mind the different ways faiths and cultures deal with loss
Reduce your risk of medications errors by becoming comfortable with numbers
The latest guidance on assessment and care, especially for those at the end of life
Falls should be seen as shocking, rather than normal hospital events
Being knocked back can be deflating, but with our tips you can turn it to your advantage