Comment

Non-smoking lung cancer: how nurses can support earlier diagnosis

Lung cancer numbers are rising among people who have never smoked but nurses can help ensure that red flags symptoms are picked up promptly
Posted 01 November 2023 - 01:00
A screen showing coloured images from a lung scan
 
Jobs

Related articles

Penile cancer: the shame, stigma and fear you need to know about

Penile cancer can be devastating, but you can help patients by being there and listening
22 Aug 2024

Placements beyond hospitals: are you getting the community-based opportunities you need?

With sharper focus on expanding the range of settings, we ask if the plan is working
31 Jul 2024

Borderline personality disorder: updates and advice for mental health nurses 

This controversial diagnosis can develop from early trauma and can be mistaken for PTSD 
31 Jul 2024

Identify sepsis: the body temperature changes to look for

Low as well as high temperature can be an indicator. Find out the signs and risks
22 Jul 2024
5 Most Read Articles
Free

Nursing students: why are so many leaving before they qualify?

How the figures compare across the UK, and what could help stop the trend
13 Sep 2024

Clinical nurse educator: skills, experience and the pay for the role

We look at how CNEs help develop the workforce by sharing their expertise
10 Sep 2024

Enhanced or advanced – what’s your level of practice?

We review the RCN’s new set of definitions and how to use them in your career
22 Aug 2024
Free

The secrets of effective nurse leadership

Explore what makes a successful leader and which leadership style is right for you
12 Sep 2024

Band 8: I’m ambitious to get there, but what should I expect and how do I step up?

How to take the opportunity to have wider influence on the quality and direction of care
29 Aug 2024
Journals
Other RCNi websites