Tricia Scott
Toxic behaviour in the ED: why we must look after our workforce
If is vital to seek support if you witness bullying or are bullied yourself
Safe staffing in England and Northern Ireland should be enshrined in law
Call to nurses to get behind campaign for legislation
New emergency department target cannot erode patient care and safety
Emergency nurse input is vital if new one-hour treatment target is to succeed
We need to look after our workforce
Our Blue Light seeks to improve the well-being of emergency service professionals
The time for global universal emergency care development has come
Improving emergency care systems around the world is vital to ensure efforts to reduce injury and disease succeed
Can emergency care survive another 50 years?
Too many patients must wait excessive periods for care in emergency departments.
Staff under stress need our support
We need to do more to retain emergency nurses under increasing levels of workplace stress.
Every child with an autism spectrum condition has specific needs
Autism is a lifelong developmental disability that affects perceptions of the world and interactions with other people.
Use of automated external defibrillators saves lives
Ambulance services in England attempt the resuscitation of almost 30,000 people who have experienced out-of-hospital cardiac arrest each year.
The duty to care has never been more relevant
Following our professional standards of practice can often be difficult in tough situations, but nurses should always maintain their duty of care.
Finding a solution to the workforce crisis
Consultant editor of Emergency Nurse Tricia Scott discusses the options for emergency care staff
Why weight should be the fifth vital sign we check
Role of emergency nurses in encouraging patients to take exercise.