Howard Catton
COVID-19 vaccines: why the richest nations shouldn’t be jumping the queue
Who gets priority worldwide should be based on risk, not nations’ (in)ability to pay
Mass traumatisation of nurses makes need to invest in profession more pressing than ever
Pandemic’s pressures likely to force many exhausted nurses to quit
Goodbye 2020 – the ‘year of the nurse’ that COVID-19 created
It hasn't been the year expected
COVID-19: what governments can do now to protect nurses
Deaths among healthcare workers match first world war figures – and risks must be recognised
Prioritising nurse safety not only protects staff, but patients too
The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted that safe staffing and proper PPE mean better care
Fair pay: the only option that helps us keep the nurses we have
The international nurse stopgap is no longer a possibility. COVID-19 demands a values shift
Nursing after COVID-19: the long-term impact of our high-profile role
Stark images during the pandemic have dispelled old myths and stereotypes about nurses
Could the public health benefits of reduced pollution be a ‘chink of light’ in COVID-19?
Nurses can help create a better, healthier ‘normal’ after the trauma of the pandemic
COVID-19: what employers need to do to cushion the emotional impact on nurses
Nurses deserve support from government, employers and each other to get through this pandemic
COVID-19: the love being shown to nurses needs to translate into action
When the applause quietens, nurses must be assured they will be equipped to do their job
COVID-19 has seen nurses around the world do what nurses always do: step up
To support them, governments must provide the protective equipment teams need, says ICN chief
Climate change is a global issue, but nurses see its effects close-up
Health threats from global warming make the need to end the nurse shortage extra-urgent