Comment

How abuse from patients is affecting our nurses

Shocking figures show an escalation in violence and aggression by members of the public, increasing during the pandemic. Safe staffing is a key part of de-escalation
Posted 29 June 2022 - 01:00
 
Jobs

Related articles

Tearful former chief nurse tells COVID inquiry of nursing staff’s struggles in pandemic

She said ‘catastrophic’ loss of NHS student bursary robbed workforce of thousands of nurses
17 Sep 2024

Nurse pay: how do you make your band 5 salary stretch?

With the RCN pay offer consultation due to end, we talk to four nurses about how they cope
16 Sep 2024

Managing uncivil behaviour in the workplace

Action plan for colleagues and teams to recognise and act on workplace incivility
12 Sep 2024

How far do you walk at work? Fitness and foot care tips for long shifts

Taking care of your feet and choosing the best shoes for you
06 Sep 2024
5 Most Read Articles
Free

Sepsis: how to spot atypical symptoms

A nurse whose son was hospitalised with the condition lists unusual signs to look out for
18 Sep 2024
Free

Night shifts – strategies to help you sleep better

Shift work disrupts the body clock and sleep, but there are strategies to help you cope
19 Sep 2024

‘Nurse’ title for unregistered roles is a dangerous deception and holds us in contempt

Healthcare support staff are invaluable, but inflated titles do them no favours either
17 Sep 2024

Advanced nurse practitioner: a typical shift in emergency response

An ANP in primary and urgent care explains the role and the skills required
18 Sep 2024
Free

The secrets of effective nurse leadership

Explore what makes a successful leader and which leadership style is right for you
12 Sep 2024
Journals
Other RCNi websites