Nurse also did not attempt CPR as she claimed that a resident was ‘already dead’
Analysis
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Nurses open up about the risks to patient safety – and their work-life balance
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Poll reveals 40% of people find militaristic words such as 'fight' inappropriate
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Plans for improved cancer diagnosis and care are threatened by nurse shortages
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How healthcare professionals can overcome their reluctance to talk to patients about death and dying
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We look back on the year’s events, from a controversial pay rise to a vote of no confidence
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Health Foundation report finds that 10,000 lives in England could be saved each year
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With Nursing Standard research showing trend remains unchanged, experts consider the impact
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Is there a risk of being railroaded by too many targets in cancer care?
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Evidence-based resource aids clinical decision-making at the bedside
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Public Health England's examination of patients’ cause of death highlights the need for robust emotional support in the first six months after diagnosis
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Health Education England chief says problems are ever-increasing and a plan of action needs to be implemented urgently
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Cancer nurses handling chemotherapy drugs have called for urgent research regarding health and safety risks they face when administrating medicines
Nurses who work alone are subject to a multitude of dangers
Cancer Nursing Practice has been talking to nurses to find out how cancer services are being hit by funding and staffing shortages.
Lack of time, training and staff take its toll on quality palliative care, an exclusive survey has found.
This latest article in our series on the 2018 pay negotiations looks at what is shaping up to be the biggest stumbling block – the government’s insistence on linking pay rises to improved productivity
Difficulties in delivering a dignified death intesify
The third of our series of articles setting the scene for the 2018 negotiations on nurses’ pay looks at anomalies in the Agenda for Change system
