Comment
How to help patients, families and carers find hope in a crisis
Constructive hope could help nurses respond appropriately when someone is seriously ill
It’s time to consider simplifying standards
Streamlining standards for nursing could make them more user-friendly and effective, says Nikki Morris
Overseas nurses: my tips to secure a successful nursing career in the UK
Nurse Sojan Varghese recounts his journey from Dubai to London
Glove use: the COVID-19-driven habit we need to break
The pandemic has blurred understanding of guidance, so it’s time we were clear on the basics
Why a nurse-led ‘sponge on a string’ test offers a fast alternative to endoscopy
Non-invasive alternative boosts early detection of oesophageal adenocarcinoma
People with cancer need nursing support to cope with the psychological toll of COVID
When social restrictions are eased the well-being of people with the disease will be vital
How COVID-19 changed our ways of working – for the better
Ward sister Aisling Grant says pandemic innovations will be useful for the future
Dying and bereavement: what patients and families want at the end of life
Why workforce gaps and overstretched services remain the biggest hurdle to getting it right
How COVID-19 is affecting cancer nurses’ mental health, and what to do about it
As we come out of lockdown, we need to focus on our well-being
Our six key strategies for cancer nursing care
RCN cancer and breast care forum outlines its core aims for the future
COVID-19 vaccine: steps we’re taking to encourage uptake among staff in minority groups
Sensitivity to healthcare staff’s concerns about the jab is essential to boost uptake
Dying from inequality as much as from COVID-19: the reality for deprived communities
Nurses see the impact of poverty in the pandemic, and we must advocate for the disadvantaged