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Smacking ban would offer chance to educate parents and carers
A Welsh ban on smacking children would be a chance to educate and support parents and carers
Why do patients not want to see the 'nurse' practitioner?
A stereotyped view of nurses persists, and the profession needs to tackle misconceptions
Asthma and COPD: inhaler and spacer rescue packs could be a game-changer
Comments are sought on issuing rescue packs to those at risk due to these conditions
Public health nurses face being denied NHS pay rises
A funding complication could result in some public health nurses leaving
Dipstick urine test advice misses the point
Advice against using dipsticks to identify UTIs in people over 65 appears flawed
What to say to help patients see incontinence need not be inevitable
Encouraging individuals to open up about continence can be life-changing for them
New approach needed to stop HIV
Guaranteed public health funding is needed for the UK to reach a zero HIV infections target
Ready to deliver on urgent treatment centres
NHS England's changes to emergency care services aim to alleviate pressure on EDs and GP...
No nurse should lack the training and support to manage patients’ pain
The resources exist to help you challenge inadequate care, says the RCN’s pain forum chair
Why the Long Term Plan is a missed opportunity in health promotion
A Queen’s Nurse says medical models alone will not address social determinants of health
Parkinson’s: how you can ensure patients get their medication on time
With caseloads for specialist nurses climbing, awareness among all healthcare staff is vital
130 years of Queen’s Nursing Institute Scotland
The charity is at the heart of the changing agenda for community nursing