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Nursing Standard at 30: 'It has always been about making things better for nurses'

In 1987 the RCN took a leap of faith and invested in a new, weekly nursing magazine. Former staff writer Daniel Allen recalls the early, pioneering years of Nursing Standard, which quickly established itself as a powerful voice for nursing.
Posted 12 September 2017 - 05:55
 
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