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New degree apprenticeships hark back to exploitation of students, says nurse professor.
Conference speakers urge nurses to help lead change in public health.
The RCN has accused the government of missing an opportunity to tackle the nursing workforce crisis after chancellor Philip Hammond failed to scrap the 1% public sector pay
The battle for gender equality has become ‘even more determined and stubborn’ in the wake of the US presidential election result, the RCN International Centenary Conference hear
More than 100 nurses were made Queen’s Nurses, and four others named fellows at a ceremony in London
Nurse-led service at Wirral cancer centre frees up bays for patients requiring more complex treatment
Resource for those starting out in defence nursing is being developed by the RCN and Birmingham City University.
Emergency department nurses in London find a novel way to improve care.
Valerie Peddie has emphasised the lack of fertility knowledge among young people with cancer
Fathers are being left out of involvement in their children’s healthcare with potentially devastating consequences, international nursing experts will hear today.
Health officials are examining whether patients should have to show proof of identity to receive some forms of NHS care.
Nurses need to get better at trumpeting their unique role in patient care, says England’s chief nurse.
Nursing staff working across the world hold the solutions to many of the biggest challenges facing humanity, says the Royal College of Nursing.
A record number of front-line NHS staff including nurses have received flu vaccinations this year.
Chief inspector of England’s hospitals pledges his teams will look at provision for carers of people with dementia.
