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Understanding and mitigating moral injury in nurses
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Some nurses will not have to self-isolate if pinged by NHS app
Staff can carry on working in exceptional circumstances if absence could lead to risk of harm
Community nursing: tackling long-term effects of COVID-19 on older people with frailty
More services are concentrating on keeping people safe at home and encouraging self-care
COVID-19: face coverings to remain compulsory in healthcare settings in England
Chief nurse Ruth May confirms their continued use, and social distancing, after 19 July
Why our role in safeguarding the vulnerable is more important than ever
Asking the right questions gives service users more chances to admit they are at risk
Long-COVID and children: what you need to know and the dedicated support on offer
Some children with mild illness are still struggling with persistent symptoms for months
Face masks should remain by law, say majority in Nursing Standard Twitter poll
RCN and Unite unions agree that mask-wearing should continue
Rehabilitation of care home residents will be vital after lockdown ends
Good nutrition and hydration are also important in supporting recovery from COVID-19
Rainbow mural commemorates efforts of nursing students during COVID’s first wave
University of Surrey nursing, midwifery and paramedic students praised for front-line support
Nurses with long-COVID: how self-care and support networks can help
Salli Pilcher and Jane Ireson share how they manage their health and well-being
Nurses in Wales urged to take part in survey assessing COVID-19’s effects on well-being
Online survey is open to nursing and midwifery staff, students and healthcare support workers
Burnout: has COVID-19 pushed undervalued and stressed general practice nurses too far?
Many have been working flat out six-day weeks