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Nurse burnout: why the term ‘resilience’ may do more harm than good
The ‘supernurse’ culture puts too much responsibility on staff
One nurse expressing irrational views can do great damage to public trust
Let’s remember our profession’s reputation when we tell the world what we think
Glove use: the COVID-19-driven habit we need to break
The pandemic has blurred understanding of guidance, so it’s time we were clear on the basics
Long hours and little reward: it doesn’t add up
Nurses are often told other professions have drawbacks too – but they offer better pay
Menopause: women’s shame is consigned to history, now let’s see NHS employers catch up
Nurses experiencing menopause symptoms deserve workplaces that meet their needs
The problem with BMI – and why ‘health at every size’ is a better obesity strategy
Tackling obesity is about tackling inequalities and stigma. Scrapping BMI is a good start
Nurse staffing is too important to leave to wishful thinking
New workforce standards will help decision-makers see nurses as an asset
Rejoining the ICN: vote yes and advance nursing, here and in developing countries
COVID-19 has highlighted how much we need a strong global voice to demand better conditions
Rejoining the ICN: what it might cost and why I’m urging nurses to reject the option
ICN membership fee could quickly run into millions of pounds, but for what, exactly?
Dying and bereavement: what patients and families want at the end of life
Why workforce gaps and overstretched services remain the biggest hurdle to getting it right
Sleep breaks on shift are a serious step forward, whether you’re napping or not
Staff well-being and patient safety are both better served with this mid-shift innovation
Overseas nurse recruitment: how new rules will help employers take an ethical approach
The WHO’s revised ‘red list’ of the countries not be targeted simplifies process