My job
Seeing the independence that home dialysis gives patients makes our job worthwhile
A renal nurse explains the challenges and rewards of running a home haemodialysis service
We should be building people up, not knocking them down
Zoe Butler explains how she is using her role as a university lecturer to inspire students
As a manager, I’m still a nurse first and foremost
Chief executive Katie Fisher took a role outside the NHS ‘where I could make a difference’
60 seconds with lead fertility nurse Laura Carter-Penman
The joys of balancing a leadership role with hands-on care
60 seconds with oncology clinical nurse specialist Lorraine O’Leary
‘Every day I see how patients in cancer centres benefit from having a CNS’
60 seconds with surgical nurse practitioner Arniel Bautista Hernando
What I’ve learned in a career that has spanned London, Wales and the Philippines
60 seconds with Macmillan director of nursing Barry Quinn
Barry Quinn talks about his career in cancer and palliative care and the lessons learned
60 seconds with sepsis specialist nurse Clair Sandy
Sepsis specialist nurse Clair Sandy talks about her work and her best lesson from nursing
60 seconds with nursing lecturer Katie Baxter
'Nursing can be hard, but the life skills and satisfaction you get back are priceless,' says...
60 seconds with Public Health England nurse consultant Michele Lawrence
'Public health action in response to an outbreak has to be timely,' says Public Health...
60 seconds with mental health nursing lecturer Nutmeg Hallett
Teaching students how to prevent violence and abuse in healthcare settings is rewarding
60 seconds with advanced nurse practitioner Emma Masters
Emma Masters’ patients are young people undergoing cancer treatment