Janet Snell
District nursing’s survival is vital to a modern healthcare system
The value of nursing in the community is starting to be recognised. But is it too late?
People with LDs who present with challenging behaviour could inform service improvement
Such behaviour can mean needs aren't being met, and nurses need to be aware of this
Learning disability nursing needs to reset itself, says senior nurse
NHS England head of LD nursing says the profession has to fight to prove its worth
Community nurses: new research body will shine a light on their work
International Community Nursing Observatory will explore issues such as safe caseloads
England’s chief nurse unveils £130,000 funding to develop primary care nurse leaders
Ruth May also outlines new network for care home staff at London conference
Government has told me to ‘bring nurses under control’ – RCN general secretary
Dame Donna Kinnair’s revelation comes as she urges nurses to keep speaking out about concerns
Personalised end of life care for people with learning disabilities is the gold standard
Irene Tuffrey-Wijne advocates service-user involvement in decisions that affect them
Congress demands mandatory sepsis training
RCN members back call for mandatory sepsis training after hearing survivor’s account
Multitude of nursing uniforms causing confusion in England
Congress discusses whether a national uniform should be introduced
Bullying in the NHS: ‘Nurses must take collective responsibility to help tackle problem’
RCN congress hears nurses’ own accounts of workplace harassment
Nitrous oxide risks not widely understood, ‘even by nurses’
Mental health forum flags up dangers, such as breathing problems, burns and brain damage
RCN congress rejects call to create elected general secretary
Some members believe high-profile role should be split from that of college chief executive