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Nurse leadership is central to success of the new integrated care systems
Nurses need a seat at the table if they're to improve integration and outcomes
16 Oct 2018
Grief has another dimension when your loved one donates their body to science
Calum Edge’s mother donated her body, inadvertently adding to his grief when she died
12 Oct 2018
New to nursing – but determined to tackle gaps in care
The finalists in the student category of the RCNi Nurse Awards describe their impressive
10 Oct 2018
Using neighbourhood networks to enable people to die at home
In a pioneering initiative, family and friends share end of life care with community nurses
09 Oct 2018
The human impact of a flu pandemic: what history can teach us
An exhibition on the devastating Spanish flu of 1918 underlines the value of vaccines
08 Oct 2018
Banishing risk and shame: teaching patients to self-manage catheters
A project led by adult continence nurses is helping patients to manage their catheters
03 Oct 2018
‘How I turned a demoralised group into a strong, diverse team’
Sandra Bennett’s leadership unlocked the potential of a struggling multicultural team
01 Oct 2018
The specialist care home making placements a priority
Opening its doors to more students has helped Hilltop House enhance learning and recruitment
27 Sep 2018
Let’s show the whole world what nurses can do
Nursing Now leader Barbara Stilwell wants nurses to look beyond the demands of the job
24 Sep 2018
‘As a BME nurse you’ll face challenges, but don’t let them hold you back’
Angela Stewart defied the boardroom stereotypes by establishing her own thriving business
21 Sep 2018
When someone with dementia has delirium, they may well be in pain too
Assessing for delirium helps nurses spot and control patients’ unspoken pain
18 Sep 2018
Using a grassroots approach to improve health in the Sikh population
A nursing lecturer is taking public health messages to the heart of the community
18 Sep 2018
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Sepsis resource collection
Sepsis remains a significant cause of death – it is estimated that 44,000 people die from ‘...
12 Sep 2018
How to inspire and innovate at work
With persistence and the right support, every nurse can turn a good idea into better care
11 Sep 2018
‘Employers can’t assume that being culturally inclusive means they’re doing okay’
It takes more than embracing diversity to improve career opportunities for BME staff
10 Sep 2018
New technology needs to work for nurses
Helen Goodman explains her role as a chief nursing information officer
30 Aug 2018
The life-enhancing possibilities of technology are endless for people living with MS
From managing drugs to locking doors, digital tools support independence of people with MS
21 Aug 2018
As a nurse leader, you don’t have to be a hero
Dame Eileen Sills is focusing on staff well-being – including her own
21 Aug 2018
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NHS Long Term Plan is big on ambition, so why is it short of nurses’ support?
Critics say the 10-year strategy cannot succeed until the NHS staffing crisis is resolved
17 Jan 2019
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What to consider, who to engage and how to enhance communication with staff – and patients
16 Jan 2019
Workforce: NHS plan is doomed unless staff shortage is solved
James Buchan likens the NHS Long Term Plan to an overly ambitious new year’s resolution
15 Jan 2019
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Doing a master’s proved to be a catalyst for promotion – despite my lack of a grand plan
Specialist nurse practitioner Helen Burke explains how continued study boosted her career
16 Jan 2019