Features
Have you ever described yourself as ‘just a nurse’?
How people talk about nursing can diminish its value – here’s what you can do differently
The nurse-led chronic wounds service where lower limbs are the highest priority
Centre leader’s impassioned case for how every nurse can transform leg ulcer care
Florence Nightingale: Why the founder of modern nursing is still important
Nursing Standard takes an interactive look at Florence Nightingale's legacy
Where nursing and social care meet: how care home internships inspire nursing students
Be inspired by this praised project to enter the RCNi Nurse Awards 2020
Top 10: The most popular articles of 2019
We look back at the most-read articles from the past 12 months
Top 10: The most popular clinical articles of 2019
Leadership, communication and skin care feature in the most-read clinical content of the year
Diabetes: why managing the condition is about so much more than blood sugar levels
People can find the emotional demands relentless, leading to diabetes distress or burnout
Diabetes: what nurses can learn from peer support groups
Young, newly diagnosed adults value a positive approach that makes them feel less isolated
Rudeness upsets colleagues and poses risk to patients
Incivility is always unpleasant but in a healthcare setting it can be dangerous
Reinventing the Productive Ward: what nurses need from a quality improvement toolkit
Ten years ago the programme was all the rage, and now it’s set for an update
Empowering inpatients with diabetes: how to improve safety and reduce errors
Enabling self-administration of insulin recognises patients as experts in their own care
NHS over-40s health check: how nurses can make it bigger and better
It was never just for the worried well, but now a major revamp will extend its reach