RCN Nurse of the Year and 13 other award recipients announced at a ceremony in London
NHS Digital figures show nearly 23,000 young nurses left the NHS in England
Study suggests shift workers’ overall health improved if they ate at set times
RCN urges members to vote in favour of strike action after rejecting government’s pay offer
Check before signing up or repayment agents may take half your refund in fees, advises HMRC
Mental health nurse Neneh Fofanah told FtP hearing she believed she had done nothing wrong
Lack of specialist staff is leaving people in hospital for longer with inadequate care
Tips on accessing tailored learning and development and how employers can help
Advice on common mistakes, their potential consequences and methods to improve safety
It may seem like a lifeline, but the option can increase financial difficulties for some
Compassionate conversations with people who have a terminal or life-limiting illness
Met with a decision to ballot on industrial action, NHS offer is among most complicated ever
Guidance focuses on individualised care for pressure ulcers, lower limbs and surgical wounds
Advice from NICE on how to care for patients with ongoing symptoms of the virus
Updated online resource is a step-by-step guide for nurses considering a prescribing course
What to look for, how to help – and what not to do if you if you suspect a patient is at risk
Key points for nurses from a dementia audit by the Royal College of Psychiatrists
NICE advises on assessing for frailty and including patients and carers in decision-making
The government’s plan to get the nation fit, protect against COVID-19 and ease strain on the NHS
A service to aid long-term recovery will offer personalised, online-based aftercare
The implications for nurses of RCN guidance on care provision and inadequate PPE
Public Health England focuses on promoting critical importance of mental health
Five principles on care for people with dementia are set out in a new RCN document
The RCN has issued guidance on how to discuss and reflect on challenging incidents at work
Parents whose children need intensive care treatment suffer clinically significant impairment of their mental health, researchers say
Alcohol use disorders are a major risk factor for all types of dementia, especially early-onset dementia, study shows
Adolescents with obsessive-compulsive disorder have learning and memory problems that could affect their self-esteem, researchers say
Women experience seasonal changes in their mood across the year, including more depression in winter, regardless of social and lifestyle factors, a study shows
Singing in groups could help improve patients’ mental health, promoting a feeling of belonging and improved social skills and confidence, researchers say
Young people display greater perfectionist tendencies today than 30 years ago due to the increasing demands of society and competitive individualism, a study shows
Nursing and Midwifery Council chief Andrea Sutcliffe on treating all staff equally
Our latest podcast explores dysphagia, or difficulty in eating, drinking and swallowing
Our podcast guest urges nurses to act if they think working standards are being eroded
Learn how to unlock the barriers that can hold you back from embracing new opportunities
Our podcast looks at what's behind mandatory training, plus strategies from specialist nurses
Nurse academics from University of Surrey share tips for getting the most from the framework
This sponsored article describes emergency care for people with hereditary angioedema
This webinar, sponsored by HARTMANN, seeks to address variation in practice and outcomes for lower limb wounds
UK-made respiratory protection for healthcare helps reduce environmental impact
Newly qualified Mental Health Nurse Luke Pybus, from Somerset, is delighted he made the career move to work in Wales.
Sian Thomas, a Consultant Nurse for Child Health in South Wales, and Nurse of the Year 2016, talks about why everyone looking for a rewarding nursing career should put Wales at the top of their list.
Most nurses enter the profession to make a real difference to people’s lives, and our Registered Mental Health nurses are no different. What sets them apart, however, are the incredible lengths they go to, to make it happen.
