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A way of measuring quality of life following cancer treatment to be trialled in a bid to improve care
Failing to remove the cap on health sector pay increases would increase problems with ‘recruitment, retention and motivation’ a new report claims.
A shortage of specialist neonatal nurses is being linked by the RCN to the varying regional outcomes for babies found in a new audit.
College students should be assigned mentors, offered relaxation and mindfulness classes, and put into 'houses' to help them settle into univers
Two nurses aim to raise awareness of sudden cardiac death.
One in eight staff at England’s ten ambulance trusts have taken time off due to stress or anxiety in the past year, figures from the GMB show
A photographic project giving a window into people’s home lives features children’s nurse Amina Ahmed
Norman Lamb calls for wage hike at Lib Dem party conference.
The RCN has backed a charity’s call to form taskforces to combat a life-limiting lung disease
Mother and daughter collect their degrees at University of Wolverhampton.
A national development programme aimed at newly qualified nurses, midwives and allied health professionals across Scotland is being relaunched.
Systemic Anti-Cancer Therapy (SACT) passport scheme will mean all cancer nurses in London are trained to same level of competency and can move trusts more easily
The power of social media has been recognised during a week of presentations at a London trust.
The qualitiy of university teaching and graduate outcomes are to be examined as part of an education committee inquiry.
Almost 1,400 overseas nurses who applied to work in the UK in the past two years have failed their English language tests, Nursing Standard can reveal.
