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Lynne Wallis

Illustration showing the location of the pituitary gland. Nurses have a critical role in early detection of pituitary gland damage as they are often in a prime position to spot the signs.

Head injury: how nurses can improve awareness of a long-term risk

The results of pituitary gland damage can emerge years after the trauma that caused it

16 Apr 2020

5 Most Read Articles

Too few toilets and cramped rest spaces: why emergency departments are unfit for purpose

Lack of facilities only increase the pressures on nurses, a study reveals

25 Apr 2024

From NHS nurse to lecturer: making the transition to education

What I’ve learned moving from an NHS role to academia, and the skills you need

11 Apr 2024

How to avoid medication errors in care homes

Practical advice for nurses on prescribing and administering drugs to older people

24 Apr 2024

I’m newly qualified and autistic – here’s how I navigate the challenges of my role

With a little support, autistic nurses like me will thrive at work and enrich nursing care

25 Apr 2024

Why flexible working could mean dropping a pay band

Despite legal changes, nurses say employers are not doing enough to allow requests

26 Apr 2024