Editorial

Are children’s nurses ready for collective leadership?

Children’s nurses are an eclectic group, but by speaking as one they can influence policy
Posted 26 February 2020 - 11:25
Picture of children’s nurses
 
Jobs

Related articles

Screening, immunotherapy and the future of type 1 diabetes care

Overview of developments and the need for robust pathways to inform new services and enhance...
17 Mar 2025

How to plan a quality improvement project

Increase your knowledge of quality improvement and read a step-by-step guide
17 Mar 2025

From feedback to critical thinking: what skills do I need as a nurse leader?

The essential skills for effective leadership and how to cultivate them
13 Mar 2025

Environmental impact of asthma inhalers: advising children, young people and families

Nurses can help reduce emissions by supporting patients to switch from pMDIs to DPIs where...
03 Mar 2025
5 Most Read Articles

Datix abuse: the safety issues ignored or minimised by managers

Nurses report incidents being ‘shut down’ or downplayed to avoid extra paperwork
17 Mar 2025

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

Gaslighting in the workplace: is it happening to you?

How to spot the signs, and advice if you feel bullied by someone in a position of power
25 Jul 2024

The best workplaces for nurses: which NHS trusts are on top?

What nursing and other staff say about the best places to work in the health service
15 Nov 2024

What to do if a co-worker always thinks they know best

How a disregard for others can affect morale and what ‘narcissistic behaviour’ means
24 Oct 2024
Journals
Other RCNi websites