Tanya Nasir fraudulently secured a neonatal unit nurse manager role and was jailed
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A bereavement nurse specialist who helped families in the aftermath of the Manchester Arena bombing has accepted a national award on behalf of emergency and m
UK experts on prescription drugs misuse and tobacco addiction are among the speakers at an international conference on addictive behaviours and dependencies that opens in Lisbon
NICE issues draft guidance on therapy for children with very rare condition ADA-SCID.
Four in ten nurses are living in households where earnings are below what is considered a reasonable living standard, think tank NatCen reveals.
Fundraising nurse space hops for 10k through streets of Sheffield city in four hours to raise £2,500 for Cavell Nurses’ Trust charity.
A travelogue written by a 'one in a million' nurse who died in the London Bridge terror attack has been published by a national newspaper.
Nurses are being asked to spearhead a campaign launched by Public Health England to tackle growing resistance to antibiotics.
Nurses in emergency departments in England are being encouraged to use a new checklist to ensure patients receive safe care quickly over t
Celebrated African-Caribbean Crimean war nurse Mary Seacole statue shortlisted for prestigious design award
A letter by Florence Nightingale expressing her vision for community nursing has been found during a clear-out at a London hospital.
Childhood obesity is on the rise, with almost one in ten children aged four and five hitting dangerously overweight levels, figures show.
Survey of candidates for the IELTS exams finds most think the overhaul of language requirements will help solve nursing shortages in the UK
In a move it describes as ‘common sense’, the Nursing and Midwifery Council has announced an overhaul of English language requirements for overseas nurses.
A campaign to persuade the RCN to rejoin a global federation of nurses has won the backing of 100 members of the profession.
Patients attending emergency medicine departments feel assured in the care nurses are giving, research from the Care Quality Commission reveals.
County Waterford cancer nurse Clare O’Neill killed as storm Ophelia tore through the Republic of Ireland on Monday.
Consultation launch on nursing associate role to bridge gap between HCAs and registered nurses.
