Using touch to show compassion: tailoring non-verbal communication to the individual
Judging when it’s appropriate to touch a patient or relative – and when it’s not
Judging when it’s appropriate to touch a patient or relative – and when it’s not
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Nurses can assess and screen survivors for late effects – which may occur beyond treatment
RCN chief brands practice ‘shameful’ and vows to get college’s lawyers to review issue
RCN’s proposed nursing pay scale would harm morale, employers tell government consultation
Time off to support dependants becomes a legal right and redundancy protection is extended
University says it cannot meet national targets and had to scrap mental health intake
Benefits of digital health technologies continue to emerge but inequalities may need to be...
Nurses need an understanding of genomics, which is being embedded in diagnostic cancer...
A project is addressing demand for SACT and testing changes such as outreach service delivery
Importance of holistic assessment of needs post-HSCT and a care plan promoting recovery
By focusing on what matters to patients, personalised care can provide more choice
CNSs and others must work together and teams collaborate so HNAs are available when needed
Nurses from Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland on the pros of their nations’ uniforms
Team-based rostering pilots point to improved staff retention and greater collaboration
Tips on fostering ongoing therapeutic relationships while avoiding undue attachment
Judging when it’s appropriate to touch a patient or relative – and when it’s not
Tips on initiating constructive conversations and where to seek support over poor leadership
Tips for identifying worrying signs and supporting yourself and colleagues
Safety-critical care is what we do, yet some of us can’t resist the urge to downplay
Pancreatic Cancer UK specialist nurse Di Dobson says people with the condition deserve better
Advice on expressing yourself clearly while being respectful of patients and colleagues
Hospital-based projects are a chance to gather evidence, present a case and improve care
Award winner explains how she co-produced a relevant, helpful resource with patients
Access free sessions on placements, well-being, mentors, careers and more at RCNi’s event
With a little support, autistic nurses like me will thrive at work and enrich nursing care
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What I’ve learned moving from an NHS role to academia, and the skills you need