Flavia Munn
Flavia Munn is the editor of Nursing Standard. She is responsible for overseeing all the editorial content published daily on the Nursing Standard website and app, and its curation into our monthly print journal.
Flavia has over 15 years' experience as a health journalist, writing for newspapers and specialist publications aimed at the public, patients, nurses and doctors.
Is nursing a calling or a career choice?
The idea of nursing as a vocation is at odds with a professional image – and salary to match
Nursing Standard podcast: providing on-the-street care
Advanced nurse practitioner Rosa Ungpakorn talks about her award-winning outreach project
Nursing Standard podcast: how to find a good digital mental well-being app
Digital health scientist Jorge Palacios on finding the best online therapeutic interventions
Shift patterns: why nurses deserve greater say over when they work
Ability to plan around work commitments is key to nurses’ work-life balance
Nursing Standard podcast: how to be a good communicator
Compassionate communication tips from cancer nurse and author Janie Brown
Nursing Standard podcast: support for students with a disability or impairment
Ricky Baker talks about his dyspraxia as part of a discussion of reasonable adjustments
Pay rise for nurses: a better deal can no longer be a matter for debate
The case for fair pay in the NHS is crystal clear, and it is made every day by this pandemic
Nursing Standard podcast: why students should prioritise their mental health
Nursing student Fran Hufton shares her experience and tips for staying well
Our well-being centre is a hub for mental health support in these toughest of times
The pandemic is putting nurses under immense emotional strain, but we’re here to help
Nursing Standard podcast: why the legacy of Florence Nightingale will never die
Nightingale biographer Mark Bostridge assesses the debt today’s nursing owes its pioneer
Nursing Standard podcast: Good Samaritan acts and the off-duty nurse
Senior lecturer Carolyn Crouchman talks about her research into the duty of care
If ministers make one new year’s resolution, it should be to fund nurses’ pay properly
Nurse staffing must be a priority area too – 2020 offers ample evidence of that