Nick Evans
Elective care backlog: the struggle to catch up and stay COVID-free
Teams are innovating ways to cut planned surgery waiting lists amid the second wave
Back to school: how school nurses have coped with new-term challenges
Schoolchildren’s return has reduced health concerns, but school nurses have less access
Clearer sentencing guidelines offer more support for vulnerable adult offenders
Boost to legal rights of people with mental health disorders and learning disabilities
Why people with learning disabilities and their families fear another COVID-19 lockdown
When COVID-19 hit learning disability services were cut back or closed leaving many isolated
What social distancing will mean for mental health nursing education
A range of online teaching techniques are being developed for students who will have to adapt to spending little time on campus
What will the ‘new normal’ look like for children’s services?
Some of the new strategies adopted to cope with the pandemic are likely to stay
PTSD and insomnia: mitigating the psychological effects of COVID-19 on nurses
The workforce has been overwhelmed, but pressed on – now nurses need support, say experts
How nutrition can aid successful long-term recovery from COVID-19
Nutritional support is vital to help patients with the lasting effects of coronavirus
What happens to all the nurse well-being support and the wobble rooms now?
COVID-19: Not all employers will be keeping staff hubs open and parking free
What will the ‘new normal’ look like for nursing?
COVID-19 is going to be with us for a while – as are some of the related changes to care
COVID-19: how nurses are taking the lead in the quest to find a vaccine and treatment
The UK’s research nurses are on the front line of trials at an unprecedented scale and pace
COVID-19: how redeployment is affecting children’s services
Increasing capacity in intensive care will have knock-on effects for children
Plans for US-style project for parents with babies in neonatal intensive care units
Applications for the Sweeney Programme are being sought from UK NICUs for the first time
Learning disability nurses are key to improving care, finds NIHR report
A review by the National Institute for Health Research outlines ways to improve health and...
How effective is the NHS 111 service?
NHS 111 handles millions of calls a year, but some question its usefulness
Parents of seriously ill children need dedicated mental health support
Rainbow Trust report finds parents experience ‘shock, fear, anxiety and helplessness’
Cause for optimism on a learning disability nursing ‘reset’ in 2020
After a mixed 2019, what can the sector look forward to this year?
Meet one of the fastest improving emergency department services in the UK
With EDs under increasing pressure, one department has been singled out for its progress