Local resident Lucy Wood and her young nephew were among thousands of witnesses to the tower block fire. She allowed Nursing Standard to sit in on her PTSD screening with the outreach team

Outreach workers are striving to reach all those who may be living with the symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder

How NHS and other healthcare professionals responded when the fire began, and in the months afterwards

A nurse-led mental health outreach team is working day and night to support a population overshadowed by tragedy

Action is needed to address obesity among healthcare staff, with one in four nurses in England dangerously overweight, researchers say

Nominations are now open for one of nursing’s most prestigious accolades, in which patients put forward the name of a nurse who has made a difference to the care of themselves or a loved one – the Patient’s Choice category of the 2018 RCNi Nurse Awards

NHS leaders and charities have expressed concerns about the lack of attention given to mental health services in last week's budget, with some asking for a renewed commitment that promised money will be made available

A Romanian nurse whose English language skills meant she was unable to communicate effectively in an emergency has had restrictions placed on her practice.

People who overdose on paracetamol could be helped by a blood test that shows immediately if they are going to suffer liver damage, researchers say

Fast diagnosis and treatment of melanoma can significantly increase chances of survival, research shows

New touchscreen technology can be used to track medically fit patients who have not been discharged.

Alcohol and drug users may not get the same access to end of life care as other people, researchers tell an addictions conference.

A consultation has been launched on ‘urgently needed’ reforms to the regulation of nurses and other health professionals.

Statistics also show 89% fall in European workers joining the register

A guide to help nurses and other healthcare staff tackle a range of problems due to illicit drug use has been produced by the European drugs agency.

Nurse prescribers have a role to play in speaking with patients about whether an opioid painkiller is working, a conference has heard