Fewer UK applicants accepted on courses will mean greater reliance on overseas recruitment
No matter what your nursing experience, if you have the desire to create change, you can
Integrating mental health nurses in primary practice has won praise from patients and GPs
Stemming the tide of leavers post-COVID will require more than increased overseas recruitment
Proposed changes could be at odds with our duty of care and code of conduct
Find out how a collaborative approach to change can help you improve patient care
The workplace changes that could help nurses cope with debilitating symptoms
The UK Health Security Agency has issued fresh guidance for the coming 2022-23 flu season
Guideline reflects progress made in care and management of adults with MS
New RCN guidance addresses health inequalities faced by people with learning disabilities
Our guide explains the rules on the poll and its potential impact on pay
The discussions required for valid notices, and how patients and their families are involved
Many teams have taken on a different identity and culture and a new hierarchical structure
Issues affecting the nursing workforce must not be overlooked by those at the top
Practitioners continue to show how highly-skilled they are
The RCNi Nurse Awards 2020 are now open for entries – and we want to hear about your project
General practice nurses cannot be left behind in discussions about how practices develop
A type 2 diagnosis should be an urgent wake-up for people to lose weight
Second year nursing student Claire Carmichael finds that the skills and experience gained at her general practice placement have exceeded her expectations
Heart disease does not discriminate against age – despite what a lot of patients think. Senior cardiac nurse Philippa Hobson, speaking at the recent RCNi chronic disease study day, discusses the benefits of a cardiac rehabilitation programme
Second year nursing student Claire Carmichael is about to embark on her latest placement, which happens to be her first choice
A 24-hour service offering GP consultations via video link or smartphones has been launched for NHS patients in greater London. Nursing Standard readers have their say
Education secretary Justine Greening recently confirmed that sex and relationship education will become compulsory in England's schools. Nursing Standard readers have their say.
Public Health England head of digital strategy Mary Black, who lost her father and grandfather to smoking-related diseases, has urged nurses who smoke to lead by example and kick the habit. Nursing Standard readers have their say.
University programme leader Rachel Erskine reviews Where There is No Psychiatrist (second edition)
Clinical research nurse Kathryn Louise Walker reviews Fast Facts: Parkinson’s Disease (Fourth edition)
Practice manager Sonia Hall reviews Eradicating Female Genital Mutilation: A UK Perspective
Professor of public health research Susan Carr reviews Public Health Ethics (Second edition)
Specialist community practitioner Anne-Louise Robens reviews Healthcare in Transition: Understanding key ideas and tensions in contemporary health policy
Practice development nurse Valerie McGurk reviews Walking Forward, Looking Back