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When nurse and carer roles collide: the pressures of nursing a dying loved one
Delivering end of life care can change a family relationship
Ethical nursing practice means being willing to show moral courage – despite the risks
Develop the confidence to have a say in complex decision-making
End of life care: my experience as a nurse and daughter
Nurse Alison Woods describes her contrasting emotions during her mum's final days
HIV: if we can achieve normalised testing we’ll be helping to banish the stigma for good
As nurses, let’s build on all the advances that have transformed care since the bleak 1980s
Nursing shortage: the nettle politicians struggle to grasp
The NHS workforce crisis needs joined-up government action, not empty election promises
Election promises don’t go far enough to remedy our nurse and student shortfalls
Funding for nurse education needs to be across the board, not robbing Peter to pay Paul
With childhood immunisation rates falling, it’s time to ramp up the scare tactics
Parents should be spared no detail about the reality of diseases like diphtheria and polio
How to say sorry to patients and their families
Apologising when things go wrong is part of compassionate care – but you have to get it right
Stop blaming nurses for malnutrition in older people
Focus instead on the widespread myths in the community about healthy eating
WHO’s $60 million mental health initiative should not ignore nursing
Nurses are strangely absent from the World Health Organization’s five-year mental health plan
Joker distorts link between mental illness and violence
Joker is playing to packed cinemas, but its portrayal of mental illness is worrying
Put that snack away: childhood obesity and the case for banning food on public transport
The idea of outlawing train picnics sounds extreme, but there’s wisdom in it