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Six nurses who have clocked up 170 years of loyal service between them are among staff honoured by their trust
University of Bedfordshire unveils jobs pledge in bid to boost demand for its nursing degrees
Maternity services can no longer run on the goodwill of midwives, says the Royal College of Midwives as it releases the results a survey of members' views on pay
Patient safety will be at risk if working time regulations are ditched, warn union leaders
Nurses, midwives or healthcare assistants – not just RCN members – are eligible to apply for help from Lamplight Support Service.
Lincolnshire staff donated an item a day for a whole month
Framework from NHS England and NHS Improvement offers STPs guidance on making the best use of care homes and available beds, and reducing reliance on medical
UK nursing leaders have praised 'dedicated and compassionate' nurses, midwives and healthcare assistants who will be on duty over the Christmas
The exodus of nurses will continue unless staff receive an above inflation pay rise, the RCN has warned.
Labour Party says that NHS has more than 100,000 vacant posts in England
Almost 2,000 lives could be saved each year if all hospitals adopted the National Early Warning Score system for spotting which patients are seriously ill, sa
Three Admiral Nurses from Dementia UK have been recognised for 20 years’ service each.
Dame Sarah Mullally to become the 133rd Bishop of London in 2018 and installed in a service at St Paul’s Cathedral.
The NHS will use the latest technology to track outbreaks of norovirus and other illnesses in England this winter to try to cope with surges in demand on services
Infection experts are encouraging nurses to ensure they have a flu vaccination to protect patients and colleagues.
Scottish finance secretary Derek Mackay outlines increase in pay for public sector workers earning £30,000 or less in yesterday’s budget briefing.
An expansion of the nursing Return to Practice scheme and a 25% increase in the number of nursing undergraduate places are among new measures aimed at addressing the NHS staffing crisis.
The NHS in England will become the first health system to publish figures on avoidable patient deaths, Jeremy Hunt reveals.
