Features

Nurse COVID deaths: did they create a legacy of lasting change?

COVID claimed the lives of more than 2,100 UK nursing staff, and those tragedies exposed the consequences of system-level, race-based inequalities in healthcare
Posted 28 April 2023 - 01:00
 
Jobs

Related articles

NHS pay: delays to salary uplifts to end

Wes Streeting promises timely pay decision, but RCN wary of ‘language of austerity’
01 Oct 2024

Exploring black women’s experiences of mental health services: a literature review

Reflect on the barriers to black women’s engagement with mental health services
30 Sep 2024

Effects of learning disability and autism training on healthcare professionals

Knowledge, confidence and screening behaviours are all potential benefits
30 Sep 2024

Role banding: ‘I want fairness for all nurses doing my job’

Specialist nurse argues his band 6 role should be upgraded to band 7
27 Sep 2024
5 Most Read Articles

Does my manager have the right to phone me when I am off sick?

We explain your rights and obligations, plus how often is too often when it comes to contact
02 Dec 2022
Free

Pressure ulcers: tips for avoiding preventable harm

Tissue viability nurse consultant Julie Tyrer talks about risk assessment tools
02 Oct 2024

Nurse consultant: what does it take to reach this high-level role?

How to plan ahead to gain the skills and experience required
01 Oct 2024

Record-keeping: how to avoid making serious mistakes or leaving gaps

Tips on preventing errors and ensuring patient records are accurate and up to date
09 Sep 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
Journals
Other RCNi websites