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Why music can be a valuable tool for improving the lives of people with dementia

TV series with Line of Duty star helps to address the challenges of living with the condition

How an enhanced care initiative has improved dementia services

Introduction of an enhanced nursing care team has reduced use of costly support staff

Audio players project helps stimulate people with dementia

People with dementia are using simple music players to access audiobooks and radio/TV

Boosting students' learning experiences in care homes

Collaborative working has enhanced the learning experience

Nurses should encourage people to talk about dying

Demystify palliative care and advance care planning by helping patients to talk about death

Why care workers are such a valuable resource

The chief executive of NACAS on how members can work with nurses to provide better care

Malnutrition in the community: what you can do to support older people

Why it’s vital nurses recognise risk factors and challenge myths about weight loss and ageing

How can we ease the burden of shopping for older people?

A new board game helps nurses engage with the challenges of shopping for older people
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Why you should speak up about your achievements

Ruth Oshikanlu wants to help BME nurses feel confident applying for the RCNi Nurse Awards

Why euthanasia has stunted palliative care's development in the animal world

Should the veterinary profession’s justification for euthanasia ever apply to human beings?

NHS CHC does not reflect the cultural needs of all people with dementia

We need to ensure people from BME backgrounds have equitable access to NHS Continuing...

The Care Certificate: a step in the right direction?

Care Certificate is a step on the right path for carer training, suggests report evaluation

Adapting overseas models of health and social care to the UK: what could work?

Providing help funded through long-term care insurance may be part of the answer

How to inform service users quickly in dementia care

Nurses and people with dementia can work together to conduct research that informs services

Dementia care: why cultural competence is so important

Cultural context helps nurses understand attitudes to dementia and BME people’s care needs

How our youth-obsessed culture affects attitudes to ageing skin

Nurses can help to promote a more positive approach to skincare in older people

The stereotypes and gender barriers that stop men working in hospices

A hospice nurse is caring, empathetic, kind and wise… so why is our image of that person...

Why we should mark World Wide Pressure Injury Prevention Day

Older people’s nurses can play their part in raising awareness of pressure ulcer prevention

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