Carol Davis

Picture shows TV presenter Carrie Grant with her family (L-R): Talia, Imogen, Carrie, Nathan, David, Olive. She wants better autism training and awareness, and says nurses can help through ‘collaboration, community and curiosity’

Hollyoaks' staff have more training in autism awareness than some health professionals

TV star Carrie Grant says nurses can help through ‘collaboration, community and curiosity’

04 Mar 2020

Image show emergency care Knifesavers staff in Liverpool University hospital

Knife crime: emergency care nurses lead groundbreaking project to save lives

KnifeSavers team launch specialist bleeding control kits and offer free training

23 Jan 2020

Spreading the word about research

If you want people to participate in research studies, ensure the experience is positive and meaningful for them.

08 Jun 2017

Community concerns

District nurses want to spend less time on paperwork

23 Sep 2015

Champions needed

Provision of specialist epilepsy care across the UK is extremely patchy, with fewer than 300 epilepsy specialist nurses despite a need for 1,100, according to a leading charity.

16 Sep 2015

A specialty in crisis

Around half of diabetes specialist nurses are expected to retire in the next decade, and one third of hospitals now have no specific diabetes inpatient specialist nurses.

09 Sep 2015

Less continence stress

Brenda Cheer believes early support is key.

01 Jul 2015

Award-winning project raises care standards and patient satisfaction

<p>A project involving the introduction of a new discharge pathway has been recognised as joint best patient support initiative by Breast Cancer Care. Two audits have shown that the service has improved standards of care and reduced patient anxiety.</p>

08 Nov 2012

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