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After diagnosis people with cancer need to be able to speak openly
Nurses have a vital role in helping patients express and cope with their fears and anxieties
Forum Focus: the reality of cancer nursing
As cancer care becomes more complex and demanding, we will need to redefine what nurses do
Where could an RCNi Nurse Awards nomination take your project?
Commitment to Carers award nominees have helped tackle crucial issues for unpaid carers
Research nurses: specialists delivering high-quality care
Clinical research is a rewarding career that makes a difference to patients. Showcase your...
Cancer nurses need the recognition they deserve
More needs to done to retain the valuable nurses caring for people who have cancer
Why you should speak up about your achievements
Ruth Oshikanlu wants to help BME nurses feel confident applying for the RCNi Nurse Awards
Why euthanasia has stunted palliative care's development in the animal world
Should the veterinary profession’s justification for euthanasia ever apply to human beings?
How can we reward cancer nurses for the service they give?
As 2019 begins, trusts should look at ways to keep cancer nurses on board
Forum focus: A time for reflection
Kenneth Calman, who spoke at the 2018 Scottish Oncology Summit, produced the first framework...
Joining forces globally to address oral complications for people with cancer
Improving clinicians' understanding of oral complications in cancer care through...
Cancer word play: why we need to stop using the language of war
Words associated with cancer don't have to be like walking into a battlefield...
Meeting the challenges of returning to practice
Return to nursing can seem daunting, but the core values of the profession are unchanged