Call for healthcare staff exemptions after long-term permits were deemed invalid
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Healthy child initiative aims to unite health visitors and nurses in providing consistent healthcare
New Welsh Government programme sets out to ensure consistent healthcare for all children from birth until the age of 7.
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Allegations against nurses and midwives will no longer be made public ahead of disciplinary hearings, the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) has said.
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More than 70,000 people with learning disabilities did not receive a health check, according to new data released by Public Health England.
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Nurses caring for those with dementia are urged to fit the care they provide to the individual not just the condition, according to new guidance from the Department of Health.
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Nurses and healthcare professionals must collaborate with those outside of their traditional sector in tackling public health priorities.
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Procurement is underway for three new Mother and Baby Units in England for women with mental health conditions.
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Inspectors rate Aintree University Hospital unit as ‘requires improvement’ following persistent understaffing and failure to meet mandator
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Will government move to impose new contracts on nurses in the NHS?
Independent consultant Jane Orr-Campbell said nursing students need more help to understand their role in CQC monitoring and inspections
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Staff take on ‘bay watcher’ brief in pilot on older people’s wards.
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Unison aims to highlight work of nurses and other public servants ahead of government spending statement
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Safeguarding expert says parents should be warned of damage the batteries can cause if swallowed, after sharp rise in incidents
Characters from the RCN's past welcome more than 300 visitors to its historic London headquarters as part of Open House weekend
New accreditation scheme for advanced nurse practitioners, says RCN.
Founder of Bursary or Bust protest campaign raises nursing issues in conversation with Labour leader
NHS healthcare assistants (HCAs) are doing the jobs of nurses without the equivalent pay or education, according to a new report from Unison.
Increased workloads are causing school nurses to lose confidence in their ability to help support pupils with long-term health conditions.
Health professionals are concerned about cyber security within their organisations with many fearing increased attacks in coming years, research reveals.
