Royal Stoke Hospital resuscitation officer and RCNi Nurse of the Year Amanda Burston explains what inspires her to work as a nurse.
Advanced nurse practitioner, Clare Mechen on why a simple gesture can make the biggest difference to your day.
A one-day festival explored the use of Positive Behaviour Support to ensure people with learning disabilities and autism live fuller lives.
Take every opportunity, learn from the lessons being taught to you and above all be ambitious, urges director of nursing Angela Thompson.
Consultant breast services nurse Maria Noblet reveals how her nursing specialism cemented a desire to stay close to patients who are going through surgery.
Finding the niche that suits you can often be as daunting as starting out in nursing, but nurse leader Joanne Strain says a willingness to learn can be your guide.
Award-winning specialist practitioner district nurse for NHS Borders Lynn Weir discusses how a conference marked a turning point in her career development, and the importance of tackling inequality within healthcare.
Having a diagnosis of breast cancer at a young age, together with chemotherapy and surgery, affects how women look at themselves – and sexual intimacy with partners
EMIS Health head of customer operations Ian Bailey explains why patients can benefit from technological developments in healthcare services.
Thirty-four years working as a nurse can have its challengers, but for diabetes specialist Carol Metcalfe there is still fun to be had in her role.
Senior lecturer Lorna McInulty explains how becoming a trauma nurse co-coordinator changed her career.
A new music scheme for blind babies and partially sighted infants and young children has been aunched.