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Health inequalities: learning disability nurses need central role in new health checks
Programme aims to improve access to timely treatment in Scotland, in line with rest of UK
NMC set to overhaul public health and community nursing post-registration standards
NMC’s co-produced changes will update, modernise and streamline post-registration standards
Hospitals set up food banks and emergency loans for nurses
RCN criticises the ‘outrageous state of affairs’ and demands fair pay for staff
Hospital worker arrested after infant dies of suspected poisoning
Woman reported to be a nurse suspected of administering poison with intent to endanger life
RCN Library’s first post-COVID exhibition shows 100 years of learning disability care
From asylums to individualised care, exhibition provides insights into past practice
London trust launches recruitment campaign to encourage local nurses to join its team
NHS staff front recruitment campaign as demand for mental health services rise
Let’s tackle this taboo: nurses bid to improve care for black men with prostate cancer
Group is at increased risk of disease yet faces inequalities in post-diagnosis support
Nurses urge mayor of London to alleviate pressures faced by staff
‘Frank discussion’ with Sadiq Khan covered topics including short staffing and patient safety
Funding boost for new nursing roles to improve respiratory care
More than £300,000 from Scottish charity will help reduce NHS hospital admissions
Almost half of last year’s new NMC registrants were trained overseas
NMC data has sparked concern over quick fixes and recruitment from red list countries
Sepsis guidelines revised - here's what you need to know
More time allowed for tests on some patients, helping tackle antimicrobial resistance
Body camera trial succeeds in curbing aggression against nurses
Trust makes emergency department bodycams permanent as abusive behaviour cases are halved