Esmerdis Berelian
Introducing nurses to general practice settings during their training and enhancing support networks could help build a sustainable workforce
Addressing the general practice nursing staff shortfall
Why a multifaceted approach could work best
16 Mar 2026
In primary care settings, nurses face many challenges demanding expertise in a broad range of personal, professional and clinical skills
The scope of primary care demands a huge range of expertise
And Primary Health Care’s diverse evidence & practice articles can help
19 Jan 2026
Developing and enhancing digital skills: picture shows a nursing student working on her laptop
Why integrating digital skills in primary and  community nursing is a game changer 
Equipping and empowering nursing students to lead an AI-driven healthcare future
11 Nov 2025
Measles is still a major health issue despite being preventable by receiving two doses of the MMR vaccine
What you can and should do about the rise in measles cases
Primary care nurses are key to debunking the myths surrounding MMR vaccination
04 Sep 2025
All nursing staff have to complete 35 hours of continuing professional development relevant to their scope of practice over a three-year period to remain registered with the Nursing and Midwifery Council
CPD: how to fit it into your everyday practice
Primary Health Care offers career updates, CPD articles and quizzes to keep you on track
12 May 2025
When it comes to pioneering nursing work, the Bridge clinic at Southwark, the first of its kind in England, is at the forefront of specialised transgender healthcare
Our smart thinking and innovation can transform primary healthcare services
Successes in prisons, transgender services and holistic support for armed forces veterans
10 Mar 2025
A gift might seem trivial, but the consequences of a nurse accepting it could be significant
In 2025 we will continue to support your development and education
Primary Health Care’s new year continues with top-notch articles, why not get involved?
16 Jan 2025
There are many positive aspects of named nurses including development of a therapeutic relationship which people find beneficial and supportive
What’s in a name? When it comes to nursing care, quite a lot
Knowing nurses’ names can benefit patients and their nurses
12 Nov 2024
A montage of 4 different images, starting clockwise from top left: an older patient holds their shoulder as they discuss their symptoms with a nurse; a young patient talks to a nurse in a healthcare setting; a practice nurse uses a stethoscope to examine
Why I’m excited to be taking on the role of Primary Health Care editor
Esmerdis Berelian relishes the chance of helping to provide you with information and support
09 Jul 2024

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Nurse case manager role: could you use your skills in a different way?

Find out the skills needed to coordinate care and rehabilitation needs after serious injury

Band 5 role reviews: deadline set as employers are told they must listen to nurses’ views

If review applies to you, get ready to check your job description and flag any inaccuracies

How learning disability nursing can address health inequalities and workforce challenges

Specialist knowledge, leadership and system-level learning must be embedded into everyday practice

Care home nurse suspended for lying about making 999 call 

Nurse also did not attempt CPR as she claimed that a resident was ‘already dead’

Patient deterioration: how to develop and use your nursing instincts

Spotting deterioration takes more than tools – experts’ advice on honing your instincts