Nurse also did not attempt CPR as she claimed that a resident was ‘already dead’
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A Nursing Standard investigation reveals thousands of UK nursing students have been involved in cases of academic misconduct such as: plagiarism, forging signatures and cheating in
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The government wants drop-out rates halved by next year.
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RCN lays crosses at the Field of Remembrance at Westminster Abbey.
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Nurses who took part in the Widening Access Training (WAT) scheme could be eligible for a sizeable tax rebate
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Nurses must ensure patients in prison receive the same standard of care as those outside, new guidance says.
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Hard-pressed health service staff are struggling to make ends meet, according to Unison survey.
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Autism therapy trial that helped parents communicate with their children reports ‘encouraging’ results.
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Four out five healthcare professionals have been subjected to bullying, new research reveals.
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Leading nurse Pauline Watts had a date with royalty today when she collected her OBE from the Queen at Buckingham Palace
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A pay rise of 1% promised to nurses in Northern Ireland seven months ago will finally appear in their November wage packets
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Nurses are three times more likely than the average person to have experienced domestic abuse.
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Nurses are being urged to help join in the fight against so-called ‘modern slavery’, in an awareness raising campaign by the NHS
The RCN’s labour market review has highlighted a crisis in the UK’s nursing supply including an ageing workforce and concerns over the inflow of European nurses
A study has shown that nurses can better cope with rude remarks from colleagues if they believe in their own ability to cope with difficult relationships
Gwen Moulster received the honour from Prince William at Buckingham Palace on Tuesday, in the same ceremony as Rod Stewart.
Learning disability nurses are invited to enter the RCNi Nurse Awards 2017 - the UK nursing profession’s highest accolade for excellence.
A campaign has been launched to tackle hate crime against people with learning disabilities.
By 2021 the number of people with learning disabilities will increase by 14%, without the corresponding nurses to care for them, a conference has heard.
