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More new cases of cancer each year than weddings in the UK
Patients with cancer who live in poorer areas receive ‘unacceptable variation’ in end of life care, research shows.
The Queen’s Nursing Institute has launched an online resource to address knowledge gaps for those who want to work in homeless health
The NHS faces 'serious challenges in maintaining standards of care', with senior managers worried about having the right levels of staff, according to a new report.
RCN Wales held a breakfast briefing for MPs and peers at Westminster to voice opposition to the public sector pay cap
The RCN has responded to the latest national figures on female genital mutilation (FGM) to say that more school nurses are need to tackle the problem
New research shows many terminally ill homeless people live in hostels without access to professional care.
Chief secretary to the treasury says retaining 1% public sector pay cap is the ‘responsible thing to do’ to balance recruitment with sustainability.
Changes to testing could help ease NHS recruitment crisis, he says.
Care Quality Commission report says 23% of care homes, nursing homes and home care services require improvement on safety and a further 2% are inadequate.
A study published today shows the potential benefits of a new nurse-led intervention supporting carers to manage pain medication in people with terminal
Schoolboys found out that not all nurses work in hospitals as they spent a day learning about the full range of opportunities the profession provides.
A group of nurses have delivered a six foot tree with fake £50 notes to health secretary Jeremy Hunt.
In less than 24 hours, thousands of members responded to the RCN appeal to rally support for a Labour Party amendment to scrap the pay cap
Additional support for candidates preparing for exams and a review of the written test are among recommendations to improve the International English Language Test System (IELTS).
Patients needing hip replacements or cataract removal are facing long delays while doctors battle a new wave of NHS rationing, an investigation suggests.
Health secretary Jeremy Hunt has been asked how the government can afford a £1 billion deal with the Democratic Unionist Party, but not to boost nurse wages in England.
