Careers
Why human factors is about more than communication and teamwork
Preparing for leadership roles: tips for developing confidence
First time in charge of a ward: the support every newly qualified nurse needs
Career advice
Why human factors is about more than communication and teamwork
How human factors can improve nurses’ workplaces and create safer, streamlined services
Preparing for leadership roles: tips for developing confidence
How to learn from a mentor, silence your inner doubt and develop your own leader style
First time in charge of a ward: the support every newly qualified nurse needs
Taking on ward manger duties is challenging. Here’s how to help junior team members succeed
Why you should do a PhD: a nurse’s guide to entering the research world
Children’s cancer nurse Helen Pearson explains what motivates her academic work
Higher-level learning: why flexible advanced education is good for services and staff
Nurses educated at advanced level have a transformational effect on services and patient care
Remote learning for nurses: how to keep staff training on track
When COVID-19 forced us to embrace virtual clinical education, we found more than a quick fix
My job
Conflict at work: how professional advocates help staff cope with challenging situations
An approach borrowed from midwifery can improve care quality and nurses’ working lives
From nurse to trust chief: ‘my background informs my style of staff leadership’
Cancer centre chief executive’s own experience of being disciplined shaped her approach
By innovating service improvements you’re transforming your career and patient care
When nurses are a force for change, their own professional development benefits
The nurse leader who is determined to keep one foot on the front line of care
Emma Wadey is a nurse at the top of the NHS, but don’t ask her to give up clinical practice
Head of nursing at a neurological rehabilitation specialist service provider
Developing leadership skills has always been a priority for Sue Houston
Senior staff nurse on a general psychiatric, female-only ward
I have an instinctive desire to provide care and support to people, says Risq Animasaun