Jennifer Sprinks
Why we need to end the stigma around cancer
After the COVID-19 pandemic a greater focus on hard-to-reach groups is vital
Welcome to the new normal
Perhaps among the few positive effects of the pandemic is the enhanced status of nurses
Genomics and cancer treatment: new events will showcase developments
The government hopes genome sequencing technology will improve the treatment of cancer
Schwartz rounds can boost workplace well-being for nurses, report finds
UKONS event hears how discussions based on experiences of working in care can reduce stress
Nurses providing chemotherapy face health risks, academics warn
Website launched to highlight the risks healthcare professionals face when providing chemotherapy to patients
The path to recovery: a nurse’s account of her battle with cancer
Community nurse Sue Shaw has written a book about her experiences as a person with cancer and her path to recovery.
New leadership for UK Oncology Nursing Society
The UK Oncology Nursing Society (UKONS) appoints interim president following Richard Henry’s departure last month.
Showcasing the best of cancer nursing
Pain management, celebrating excellence in nursing and writing for publication all feature in this month's edition of Cancer Nursing Practice
The legacy of a cancer nurse
New editor of Cancer Nursing Practice, Jennifer Sprinks, explains her projections and hopes for the journal.
NHS England's extensive lititgation costs
More than 15,000 claims were made against the NHS in England in 2015/16, NHS Litigation Authority’s latest annual report has revealed.
Care homes may close due to cost of national living wage
Minimum pay rate of £7.20 per hour set to increase operators’ overheads
Health visitors: an endangered species?
Everyone champions the role of the health visitor, yet as public health and council budget cuts continue, and universities struggle to fill places on health visiting courses, numbers are falling alarmingly low.