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The first phase of a new £18 million neonatal unit in Wales has been completed.
Study finds majority of patients who called NHS 111 during winter were seen by pharmacists.
Shadow health secretary Jon Ashworth has reiterated Labour’s pledge to reinstate the nursing student bursary, though health and care secretary Jeremy Hunt say
New guidance has been issued by NHS England to improve the physical health of people with severe mental illness
The National Audit Office report into the adult social care workforce in England says workers feel insufficiently appreciated and there are limited oppor
A nurse who admitted deliberately falsifying the notes of an end of life patient who was left in soiled clothing in bed, has been suspended for nine
NHS England and Public Health England outline newly licenced ‘adjuvanted trivalent’ vaccine to improve the effectiveness of the influenza vaccination in
Mental health ward where four people died exceeded the recommended maximum number of beds
Nurses and doctors have warned that asylum seeker and refugee fears about NHS data sharing might be stopping them receiving essential healthcare
Council should reduce registration fees not increase its members’ allowances, say unions
Some mental health patients face waits of up to two years for psychological therapies, study reveals
Nine out of ten health providers keep no record of the length of time people experiencing serious mental health problems must wait before accessing psychological therapies,
Public Health England has said hospitals should sell e-cigarettes to patients and GPs could prescribe the devices, in the future
The complexity of care home nursing has been outlined and championed in a new resource pack which aims to encourage more nurses to consider the role.
Nurses asked to describe how they use technology in their practice, and how ditigal skills could be used in nursing in the future
Protesters took to the streets of London and other parts of the UK on Saturday 3 February to demand better funding for the NHS.
Charges paid by temporary migrants to use the NHS are to double, a move the government says will raise around £220 million a year for the health service
Inquiry chair says services had been ‘largely self-regulating and unmonitored’.
