Tanya Nasir fraudulently secured a neonatal unit nurse manager role and was jailed
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An award scheme to recognise nurses and other healthcare staff who provide exceptional care to bereaved parents has been launched by actress Kym Marsh for the
NHS managers are reminded of their responsibilities to ensure nursing staff can take breaks in new guidance from the RCN
Changes to legislation mean nurses and midwives can provide supporting statements for people who fear registering using their name and address will jeopardise their safety
Speaking at the Chief Nursing Officer summit, nurse researcher Linda Aiken criticised lack of workforce planning and reliance on nurses from other worldwide countries.
Wales is making good progress towards fully implementing safe staffing legislation, a conference heard.
With ten million Britons currently alive expected to reach the age of 100, more than £300 million is to be invested in developing technologies to support them
Patients should write to their MP calling for action on the serious challenges facing emergency departments (EDs) across England, the Royal College of Emergency Medici
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
England chief nursing officer Jane Cummings and Public Health England’s Viv Bennett promoting optimal health via the ‘three Ps’ – Prevention, Protection
Website launched to highlight the risks healthcare professionals face when providing chemotherapy to patients
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 assault, hostage situations, headbutting, biting, strangulation and use of a weapon, an investigation by Nursing Standard show
Three London hospitals are offering men mpMRI scans to detect prostate cancer in one-day service
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 rates, Jeremy Hunt tells the Chief Nursing Officer’s Summit
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
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 numbers
Chief nursing officer acknowledges nurses’ frustration over funding cuts, but says profession should explore other opportunities for development and training
