Tanya Nasir fraudulently secured a neonatal unit nurse manager role and was jailed
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Calling on HCAs to fill nurse staffing gaps is bad for patients – Unison
Nursing students whose loans were overpaid will be offered support, says government. It's not enough, says RCN
‘No desire to destabilise the workforce,’ says University of Hertfordshire’s head of department for nursing Liz Gormley-Fleming
A nursing home in Scarborough is trying to attract nurses by offering a car and a holiday in the sun to new recruits
Research shows assaults have risen nearly 10%, with trusts facing financial difficulties most at risk
The 70-day challenge aims to get older patients up and about in an effort to speed up their recovery
RCN wants ‘worried and distressed’ healthcare students to receive the financial support they have budgeted for
TV's mother of dragons is nursing's latest ally in the fight to raise awareness of staff shortages
More than £3.2 million has been spent on subsidiary companies that will lead to pay and pension cuts
CP-IS system alerts emergency department staff that a child has contact with social services
A mental health hospital has been forced to reduce its number of beds because of ongoing staff shortages
Regulator’s ruling body agrees proposal to overhaul how it deals with complaints about nurses and midwives in a bid to settle disputes quickly and move away from ‘adversarial, cumbersome and distressing’ process
Practice development charity recruiting its next chair
Quality of hospital food should be enforced by legal standards, says Labour health shadow
Rising costs of housing and transport could threaten London’s world-leading hospitals, because nurses cannot afford to live in the capital, according to RCN London
With 2,000 nursing associate students in training, the regulator wants to explain its proposals for the role to staff, patients and the public
