The highest scorers in the NHS Staff Survey, based on flexible working, morale and more
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Community matron Dena Ross, joint winner of the Nursing Older People category at the RCNi Nurse Awards 2017, encourages colleagues from black and ethnic minor
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Retelling past experiences of death in the workplace can help students gain the understanding between a good and bad death, writes Debbie Crickmore.
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Community learning disability nurse, Jade Pearce reflects on her role and the service she provides to patients.
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Self-managing at work is a big task. But so are the demands of the job.
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A mother argues why every person with a learning disability should have a named contact.
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Wendy Johnson's daughter Rachael got her first tattoo following years of talk and no action. Here, she discusses who was in more pain – Rachael or herself.
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Valerie Sinason and helping to understand trauma in the lives of people who have an intellectual disability
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Health secretary Jeremy Hunt has called for a new MBA for senior nursing staff, yet the declining numbers of staff is at its highest yet.
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The nuances and ambiguities of the English language can lead to misinterpretation, so don't end up with egg on your face after saying you have a frog in your
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As more children who have learning disabilities face disciplinary action at school, equipping schools to adopt a positive behaviour support system is imp
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The government’s benefits policy have been a disaster for one service user.
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Changing mindsets and enforcing positive behaviours support can be the most effective remedy to modern functioning hospitals, argues Jonathan Beebee.
At a student-led workshop for the UK Strengthening the Commitment Conference held in Cardiff, 25 learning disability nurses expressed views on their individual careers.
Humiliation can get the better of anyone, but in learning disability practice, it is crucially important to be mindful for patients, says David O'Driscoll
Children with disabilities are still being forced to travel unacceptable distances to receive the specialist care they deserve.
All nurses should be prepared to make reasonable adjustments for patients with learning disabilities
Paying attention to a hospital passport can make all the difference when caring for people with learning disabilities.
How much the Learning Disability Mortality review will be able to shape the future for a longer life expectancy in people who have learning disabilities.
Can 2017 really get any worse than 2016 for the NHS? Wendy Johnson explains why we should prepare for a bumpy ride.
