Stephanie Jones-Berry
More community placements needed for nursing students
Nursing student placements in the community need support to ensure the career is seen as attractive and workforce issues are addressed, say community nurses.
‘Neglected and invisible’: NHS chief on community nursing
Community nurses could hold key to redesigning services says NHS England chief executive.
Ten years to solve nurse staffing crisis, says leading nurse academic
It will take at least ten years to resolve the staffing crisis in the nursing workforce, says the head of the Council of Deans of Health.
Chief nurses say community nursing is key to healthier future across UK
Community nursing holds key to tackling health challenges and inequalities in UK populations
Charity highlights shortage of children’s palliative care nurses
New campaign shows paucity of staff is compromising care
District nurse adds honorary doctorate to her accolades
University of Lincoln recognises Queen’s Nurse and OBE Candice Pellett for her outstanding contribution to nursing
Fewer assaults as trust goes smoke free
A mental health trust has saved more than 1.5 million pounds’ worth of nursing time and seen...
New end of life care approach for nurses
A national palliative care charity has developed a new approach to end of life care based on the Human Rights Act.
Senior nurses take on new NHS Improvement roles
Jacqueline McKenna and Mark Radford appointed as deputies to executive director of nursing Ruth May, working in professional leadership and improvement
Stillbirth and neonatal death charity publish new guidelines for nurses
Sands has updated its guidelines for nurses caring for people affected by pregnancy loss and neonatal death.
Childline receives call about suicide every 30 minutes
Record numbers of children who feel desperate are contacting the confidential counselling service, new figures reveal
New health coalition hopes to guarantee status of EU nurses
New coalition of health and social care experts hopes to guarantee status of EU staff in the...
‘Dangerous lack’ of MS specialist nurses, charity warns
Report says one in four MS patients lives in an area where specialist nurses have twice the recommended caseload
Mounting pressures on district nursing
Kings Fund report shows quality under threat
Safe caseloads must be determined for district nursing, urges QNI
A new paper from nursing charity, the Queen's Nursing Institute, is being used to start...
New nursing dean for University of Salford
Margaret Rowe has taken up post at the University of Salford's school of nursing.
Call for debate on future of nursing education
A new report from the Council of Deans of Health is calling for discussion on what new...
Olympic inspired torch relay spreads important hygiene message
Nursing academics from Plymouth University have been keeping the Olympic spirit alive with a...