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Standards of care for children offer emergency nurses more clarity
RCN and RCPCH care standards offer useful suggestions for urgent care staff
Emergency nurse’s trigger point underlines importance of our mental health
We must support each other in coping with the accumulation of stressful events
Ready to deliver on urgent treatment centres
NHS England's changes to emergency care services aim to alleviate pressure on EDs and GP...
Nurses can play a pivotal role in emergency department research
If you have ever thought you should be involved in research, act on it
ED staff must feel safe and supported to deliver dignified care
Progressive nurse leaders can ensure decreasing morale and increasing turnover aren't...
Where could an RCNi Nurse Awards nomination take your project?
Commitment to Carers award nominees have helped tackle crucial issues for unpaid carers
Corridor care in overcrowded EDs must not become the norm
‘Trolley Tetris’ and corridor care are two practices we should do everything in our power to...
Emergency treatment for people with serious skin conditions
Early recognition of serious skin conditions in the emergency department is vital
Why you should speak up about your achievements
Ruth Oshikanlu wants to help BME nurses feel confident applying for the RCNi Nurse Awards
Embracing the nursing associate role in emergency care
What can the role offer in the emergency department?
NMC standards have a pragmatic approach to mentoring nursing students
Now ‘all NMC registered nurses and midwives are capable of supervising students’
Is your emergency department ready to treat children this winter?
Emergency staff are being urged to ensure they are ready to provide paediatric care