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While technologies can benefit patient safety, we need service user and nurse input
With a surge in technology use in mental health, the pros and cons should be assessed
Our professional inferiority complex: why you’re never ‘just’ a nurse
Safety-critical care is what we do, yet some of us can’t resist the urge to downplay
Hospital car parking: who exactly is making a profit from all those charges and fines?
Using staff as cash cows if they drive to work shows how far goodwill has fallen in the NHS
Cruel curbs on migrant care workers’ lives are at odds with British values
Rules to stop overseas staff bringing family are also risky for the care sector and NHS
Do autism health passports actually help nurses and patients in practice?
Two autistic researchers look at the pros and cons of health passports
Mental health nursing: education revamp is boost to profession
Revamp of psychosocial intervention training will enhance therapeutic relationships
How my disability made me a better, braver nurse
As nurses we can use our own experiences as patients to enhance person-centred care
Why reform of the Mental Health Act should be a priority
The King’s speech offered nothing on Mental Health Act reforms, so we must push for change
Patient’s clinical negligence complaint left me broken and isolated by misplaced shame
Accusation blighted my life – but here’s how I survived, and you could too
Bullying in the NHS: more than just a few bad apples
System-wide change is needed so nurses can be confident reports will be dealt with
Tourette’s syndrome: how diagnosis has affected my career, and the support staff need
What happened when nurse Jonathan Bader began experiencing tics in his thirties
Why nurses deserve to be recognised as essential to improving rehabilitation care
Nurses were key to my daughter Emilia Clarke’s care experience following brain injury