Tanya Nasir fraudulently secured a neonatal unit nurse manager role and was jailed
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Parents are being urged to vaccinate their children against flu in time for Christmas, partly to avoid putting older relatives at risk.
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Children's nurses are increasing having to deal with young people who have self harmed and need to develop more skills in dealing with such patients, the Nursing Children and Yo
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A Romanian nurse whose English language skills meant she was unable to communicate effectively in an emergency has had restrictions placed on her practice.
Some teenagers say that suicidal feelings are not enough to get them treatment, Children's Commissioner for England Anne Longfield tells Commons health commitee
Simple safety measures to prevent frail and older patients from falling are receiving scant attention in some hospitals, and there is considerable room for improvement, the National Audit of Inpatient Falls has found
People with learning disabilities are being made to seem like they are thieves of the state, a leading nurse has warned
Burgundy-coloured tunic will enhance accountability of senior staff.
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University College London professor tells Nursing Children and Young People Conference 2017 that more premature babies are surviving, but neonatal units cannot recruit enough specialist staff
NHS say patient response crucial to drive even more improvements and a better, more representative picture of the care being provided
