A nurse and a 94-year-old patient are among the singers hoping for a hit single this Christmas.

Introducing specialist domestic abuse advisors in hospitals would help nurses to better support victims, a charity says.

A trailblazing group of women who campaigned to create England’s first nursing degree programme have been reunited.

A new framework for cancer nursing has been launched that will allow nurses to match their skills to specific roles and provide clear career pathways.

Scotland’s health secretary has warned of the risk of losing skilled workers amid post-Brexit uncertainty.

Former RCN general secretary Peter Carter has been appointed interim chair of an NHS trust.

Nurses in the US must help to unite the country – and ensure healthcare for all – after the shock election result.

Lesley Sheen is believed to be only one of five chemotherapy nurse consultants in the UK

Scheme will be available to experienced Queen’s nurses with the potential to secure a senior board-level position in the next 3-5 years

Army nurse Ben Poku is featuring in a Royal British Legion campaign for this year’s poppy appeal

Emergency nursing is in the grip of an unprecedented exodus of staff, a leading nurse said as a major new report warned of another tough winter ahead.

Nurses must ensure patients in prison receive the same standard of care as those outside, new guidance says.

The annual drive urging nurses and other healthcare staff to have their free flu vaccination is underway, following a fall in numbers last year.

Only specialist nurses and lead doctors should speak to distressed families about the donation of their loved-ones’ organs, a seminar has heard.

Few people have a legally-binding document to refuse life-sustaining care or to have a person act on their behalf, an RCN conference heard.

An RCN seminar on end of life issues heard how action was needed to end ‘disinvestment’ in nursing to ensure humane end of life care.

More than 75,000 people in England were deprived of their liberty from April 2015 to March 2016 amid a sharp rise in safeguarding applications.

A college nurse recently swam a mile around London’s Serpentine Lake to raise money for charity.