Health visitors in south Wales set to strike after NHS employer ignores job evaluation appeal
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Staff in new role will also carry out invasive procedures, government documents suggest.
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NSPCC says number of children and young people seeking help for anxiety is rising sharply.
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The training of community teams caring for children needing respiratory support in their own homes can be inadequate, clinical leads have revealed in a Care Quality Commission (CQC
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Hard-pressed health service staff are struggling to make ends meet, according to Unison survey.
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Four out five healthcare professionals have been subjected to bullying, new research reveals.
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Nurses are three times more likely than the average person to have experienced domestic abuse.
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The government must recognise the critical importance of continuing professional development (CPD) to nurses, according to the body that represents the UK’s u
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Plans to stop operations being performed at a children's heart centre are a scandal of national proportions, a union has said.
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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
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The RCN has published guidance on formula feeding for nurses who care for infants and mothers.
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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 nurs
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Security staff at a major London hospital trust are being given body cameras after attacks on nurses and other frontline workers rose by almost one third in the past year.&
Figures show average unit closed eight times in the past year, and Royal College of Midwives says services cannot cope with rising demand and inadequate resources.
Prime minister Theresa May has been challenged to give EU staff working in the NHS reassurances about their future as the nation prepares for Brexit.
Midwives are being driven out of the profession by excessive workloads and poor staffing levels, according to a new report from the Royal College of Midwives (RCM).
NHS trusts in England will have a share of an £8 million training fund as part of a drive to make maternity services safer.
An investigation by the Royal College of Midwives (RCM) has revealed that NHS spending on agency staff in maternity units in England rose from £11.75 million in 2013 to £24.95 million in 2015.
National charity reveals poor bereavement training for health professionals working in maternity units.
