NMC faces backlash after failing to review health and criminal declarations for 18,000+ registrants
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People with schizophrenia and bipolar disorder are being treated with dogs, rabbits and rats as part of an animal therapy programme at a Manche
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A new film and booklet will help people have conversations about death and dying, and offer advice on talking to healthcare professionals about their relatives.
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A change in the law allows schools to purchase spare adrenaline auto-injectors to use on children with serious allergies.
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Prescribing nurses based in Scotland joined in a series of lively debates at a free conference.
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Proposals for England receive warm welcome.
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A trust with about 500 nursing vacancies has said it is considering filling some nursing roles with other staff, such as pharmacists or physiotherapists
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The bill for urgent repairs in hospitals across England has soared by 22% in one year and now stands at almost £1 billion, figures show.
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A carer whose husband has early onset Alzheimer’s disease says her 'curriculum' for them both uses a combination of diet, exercise and persistent postivi
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The care home market may not have enough places to help older people in need by the end of this Parliament, new research suggests.
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NHS Digital reveals rise in admittance to hospital due to acid attacks in England over the past six years, among other interesting statistics.
NHS Improvement confirms ten incidents of incorrect or hasty infusion of total parenteral nutrition resulting in severe harm to babies, but says there could be hundreds more cases
'25% increase in nursing student places announced today must not be used to plug gaps in rotas'
Guidance on helping patients in the advanced stages of serious and terminal illness to travel abroad has been updated.
Tributes have been paid to a nurse who died while protecting his wife from harm during the Las Vegas attack.
Nurses in Wales are being encouraged to be protect themselves this winter with a flu jab.
Research suggests nature volunteering could provide an important ‘non-medical’ service that would help relieve the burden on the NHS.
