Tanya Nasir fraudulently secured a neonatal unit nurse manager role and was jailed
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Nurse vacancy rates in England fell in the last three months of 2017 but remain above 10% and are most severe in London, the first officia
Tool helps nurses to set realistic goals for a healthy lifestyle
A scheme aimed at doubling the number of volunteers working in the NHS by 2021 has been welcomed by the RCN
Researchers who found a relationship between consulting expenditure and organisational inefficiency say, given current financial constraints, the NHS should reconsider its
Nurses from across the UK have been invited to a reception at Buckingham Palace in March hosted by the Prince of Wales
A claim that mental health trusts have less money in real terms than they did in 2012 has been rejected by NHS England, which says many trusts also
Our infographic reveals how more than nine in ten respondents to our exclusive survey have seen dying patients stranded in hospital because of delays in providing the fundi
People with disabilities spend an average £570 a month related to their impairment or condition, according to a report by the disability charity Scope
Three-year campaign aims to boost the status of nursing around the world
An archive celebrating community nursing and covering the more than 150 years since the first district nurse was employed in England in 1859 is being mad
Last few days to enter the RCNi Nurse Awards, the profession's top accolade, as the February 23 deadline for entries nears
College president tells Mencap conference that more nurse training in this specialty is urgently needed
College’s general secretary tells forum that many unforeseen challenges may yet present themselves
A list of proposed skills for nursing associates has been published by the Nursing and Midwifery Council ahead of a formal consultation.
Spokesperson for Unite says 750 staff will ‘face threats to their employment’
The college's UK-wide survey of its members will help to inform its position on the the principle of removing criminal sanctions from termination of pregnancy
A spike in cases of norovirus led to more than 800 hospital beds being closed per day in England last week, up from a daily average of 640 the previous week
Personalised alert cards for patients, carers and family members give specific instructions on care and observations, and have helped reduce serious incidents related to pressure ulcers at a London trust
