Analysis
Well-being at work: is your job making you ill?
What nurses told our survey about norovirus, healthcare-related injury and working when sick
12-hour shifts: a threat to safety or essential to your work-life balance?
Many nurses see long shifts as helpful to their home life, but the risks can’t be ignored
The high turnover of chief nurses and why it undermines front-line staff
Many directors of nursing don’t get a chance to hit their stride – or champion their staff
Can the NHS stick to its commitment to ethical recruitment?
Amid global healthcare staffing shortages, the NHS is relying more heavily on overseas nurses
Talking about death: how and when to broach difficult conversations
Expert nurses share what they have learned about supporting patients when they get bad news
The blood disorders that nursing students are failing to learn about
Lack of awareness of sickle cell and thalassaemia is leaving patients at risk, experts warn
Being a nurse in the menopause: why it’s no time for taboos
Women coping with menopause symptoms deserve support and empathy in the workplace
Racism in the NHS: are things getting better or worse for BME staff?
Hiding behind racism as a ‘minority issue’ ignores its wider impact on staff and patients
Well-being survey: ‘inhumane’ shifts leave no time even for a sip of water
Exclusive research shows understaffing and issues with management are risking nurses’ health
Flu jab: every nurse’s moral duty, or no one’s business but yours?
Strong views on mandatory staff vaccination show opinion in the profession is polarised
Clinical negligence: the accusation no nurse ever wants to face
NHS staff are insured by their employers, but elsewhere nurse indemnity is less clear-cut
Nursing student attrition: are we losing the battle?
Investigation finds that a quarter of UK student nurses fail to complete their studies