Tanya Nasir fraudulently secured a neonatal unit nurse manager role and was jailed
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Organising groups for London march are calling for better funding and an end to all privatisation in the health service
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Children at south London schools will create a piece of work for Mary Seacole Trust competition, and winners will become its first young ambassadors
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Half of heart attack survivors are missing out on a potentially life-saving rehabilitation service, the British Heart Foundation say
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The RCN has launched a survey asking nurses for their views on consent for organ and tissue donation in the first review of the college’s position on consent
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RCN says staff shortages, relentless pressure and poor pay forcing nurse leaders to quit.
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A London council is considering banning protesters from gathering outside an abortion clinic to prevent the harassment and intimidation of women visiting the
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Improved autonomy of 'Buurtzorg' care model impresses staff at leading trust
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Emergency department presentations more to do with multiple conditions than shortcomings in GP care, study says
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Workforce in England has fallen by 13% since 2009
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The RCN and other health unions have written a letter to the government demanding it releases emergency funds for the NHS
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Country’s chief nursing officer says overseas recruitment is ‘temporary measure’ while supply of newly qualified nurses increases to cope with demand and ageing w
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England's chief medical officer has added her voice to calls for a debate on whether flu vaccinations should be mandatory for front-line health staff
Decisive action is needed to address falls in the number of learning disability nurses if ‘catastrophic’ consequences are to be avoided, a consultant nurse has warned after figures showing declines in the discipline
Increasing nurse numbers could boost patient satisfaction with quality of care
Fashion designer lends his expertise to create ‘positive, comforting environment’ for patients and staff at London hospital ward, as part of the Nightingale Project
NHS Providers’ chief executive Chris Hopson outlines ‘fragility’ of the wider health service and calls for extra long-term investments in a damning letter to the health and social care secretary
An NHS trust struggling to recruit nurses has refuted reports of possible delays to cancer chemotherapy services
More than 100 nursing students have been trained as 'sepsis champions' to spot the signs of the potentially fatal blood poisoning.
