Health visitors in south Wales set to strike after NHS employer ignores job evaluation appeal
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Almost 190,000 new care home places will be needed in less than two decades to meet soaring demand, experts predict.
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More than 200 people have been contaminated or infected with a potentially deadly strain of drug-resistant fungus during outbreaks at UK hospitals.
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Senior nurses have praised the role of specialist palliative care (SPC) teams in providing education and training on end of life care for staff in care home a
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NHS staff are being reminded about the potentially serious consequences of prying into patients’ records after a healthcare assistant (HCA) accessed medical i
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Nurses living in London are being offered free tickets to the House of Common music festival in a gesture of gratitude to the capital's em
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A hospital in Essex has appointed the UK’s first dedicated Macmillan bereavement nurse.
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Practising nurses are being urged to use their experience to help shape the future of nursing education.
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A new app has launched with the aim of helping nurses to maintain the same healthy lifestyle as the one they want for their patients.
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Too many care homes are under so much pressure that they are not 'getting the basics right every time', a care consumer watchdog has warned.
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The charity supports nurses experiencing hardship.
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Carers in the most financial need experience the worst social isolation according to the results of a survey.
10,000 additional training places for nurses, midwives and allied health professionals
Bursary aims to address gender imbalance on courses.
Artists who work with people with dementia can access a handy guide to the condition, thanks to the efforts of a nurse expert.
A campaigning group of European nurses are set to meet with the Nursing and Midwifery Council to press for the pass mark for English language tests to be lowered.
RCN says nurses and midwives can help make a difference to those at risk from domestic abuse.
The NHS needs to put its house in order and improve standards before it can justify asking central government for more cash, the man leading a review of efficiency within healthcare says.
