Health visitors in south Wales set to strike after NHS employer ignores job evaluation appeal
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Comic actors and political activists Sir Tony Robinson and Rob Delaney are to speak at the RCN’s biggest-ever rally next month.
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International students’ effect on the UK labour market is to be assessed by independent migration advisors.
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Giving more people first aid training might help ease strain on busy emergency departments, a new report suggests.
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Nurses have expressed support for fundraisers whose donations were rejected by an NHS trust because their fancy dress nurse outfits were ‘demeaning’.
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Nurses and midwives are being reminded that they should get themselves to a place of safety in the event of a terrorist attack.
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An infection prevention nurse has turned his hand to board game design to help fellow health professionals to understand and manage clostridium difficile (C.d
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The RCN wants nurses to share their stories on the effects of pay restraint as part of a digital day of action on 25 August
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A woman who creates fake wounds, scars and burns to help nursing students prepare for the real thing has been recognised as a scientist by the Association for Sim
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There has been a 'worrying' increase in the reliance on emergency care for patients with dementia nearing the end of their lives, experts have warned.
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A television makeover crew has helped a nursing student look ‘more professional’ by taming his wild punk rocker image.
Health secretary Jeremy Hunt has launched a fresh attack on Stephen Hawking for suggesting the 'direction of change in the NHS is towards a United States-style insurance system.
College aim to make every nurse an e-nurse by 2020
A Spanish nurse has described how he fought to save the life of a little boy who was involved in the terror attack in Barcelona.
Jane Cummings to take charge of NHS England's London region
Extra nursing training places promised by the government have been made available for students receiving their A-level results today.
Infection prevention experts say there is ‘no evidence’ low nurse numbers played a part in the rise in cases of a potentially deadly fungus appearing on hospital wards.
