Call for healthcare staff exemptions after long-term permits were deemed invalid
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The number of nursing degree applicants to universities in the UK has fallen by 19% in the past year, according to official figures.
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A survey of people with multiple sclerosis finds the effect of MS symptoms on everyday life is their biggest concern.
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Our Health Heroes Awards recognise healthcare support workers, apprentices and teamwork.
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Public health budget cuts affecting services such as sexual health and stop-smoking services, says think tank.
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More collaboration between professionals, residents and relatives brings benefits.
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Nurses will deliver talking therapy to breast cancer patients in a study aimed at improving access to treatment for hot flushes and night sweats.
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Nurses working at the Weybridge Community Hospital in Surrey will discuss redeployment plans after a blaze led to the hospital's closure
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Some NHS hospital organisations have more than 1,000 staff vacancies while others have left crucial roles unfilled for up to two years, an investigation has r
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Having more managers at NHS trusts has been linked with better performance.
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More than 50,000 people are alive thanks to organ donation, new figures show.
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A nurse who lied to his wife and friends for seven years about being a leading surgeon has been struck off the Nursing and Midwifery Council register.
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Failure to deliver on promised funding is ‘disgusting’, Norman Lamb said.
Greater numbers of older nurses left the register since revalidation, NMC reveals.
Improving end of life care and ensuring support is provided for families and carers are among the key themes for cancer nurses who work with young people.
People with learning disabilities are being turned into ‘commodities’ by independent sector organisations seeking to profit from keeping them in hospital, a shocking report claims.
People may be living longer, but they are not necessarily living healthier, says a leading nurse who has begun a research fellowship into older people with frailty.
Patients and visitors at two hospitals in Merseyside have been benefitting from a direct 'hotline' to a matron.
One of the last pre-registration nursing courses to offer a bursary gets underway at the University of Birmingham.
