The highest scorers in the NHS Staff Survey, based on flexible working, morale and more
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Speaking at the Chief Nursing Officer summit, nurse researcher Linda Aiken criticised lack of workforce planning and reliance on nurses from other worldwide countries.
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Wales is making good progress towards fully implementing safe staffing legislation, a conference heard.
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Staff motivation and involvement are not only good for employee’s health, but saves trusts’ millions of pounds in agency fees, a new report has foun
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But staff must give up a day's holiday, reports say
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Hundreds of nurses who work alone in the community have been victims of violence, with assaults over as three-year period at 31 trusts including sexual assaul
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Technology should be used to enable nurses to know their shift pattern a year in advance, which would help people working under pressure and cut sickness rate
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Almost 75,000 NHS beds in England have been closed due to norovirus over the course of the winter, new analysis of NHS figures suggest
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England's chief nursing officer has called on universities to expand the number of nursing student places offered, as part of her drive to improve nurse
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Chief nursing officer acknowledges nurses’ frustration over funding cuts, but says profession should explore other opportunities for development and training
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Jane Cummings used her summit speech to promote a new nursing recruitment campaign
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More than one third of NHS staff in England have experienced work-related stress in the past year, according to the largest workforce survey in the world
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London-based nurses say their right to statutory holiday pay was not made clear by NHS Professionals, and now it’s too late to claim
Philip Graf, a law graduate who has held key roles in the media and government regulation, will succeed Dame Janet Finch as chair of the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC), taking over the post in May
Only 1% more health and social care staff in Scotland feel there is sufficient staffing at their workplace compared to three years ago, a survey has found
Nurses are going above and beyond to get to work during the snow storm
RCN gives evidence to the Health and Social Care Committee stating that one quarter of nurses had not engaged with the sustainability and transformation partnerships process
Nurses have battled against the 'beast from the east' and Storm Emma to reach patients over the last few days despite rail and road travel chaos
The number of nurses and health visitors in England has fallen, while senior managerial staff have increased, according to figures from NHS Digital
