Tanya Nasir fraudulently secured a neonatal unit nurse manager role and was jailed
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More work is needed to boost the field of nurse research, says the Council of Deans of Health chair Brian Webster-Henderson.
The RCN will move towards balloting members on industrial action if the 1% cap on NHS pay is not lifted by the November budget.
More than 500 nurses and midwives aged over 70 are practising in the UK, the regulator has revealed.
Around eight in ten members of the public support calls to remove the pay cap and give NHS staff an above-inflation pay rise
The standards of proficiency that nursing associates may be expected to meet before they can qualify will make a clear distinction between their role and registered nurses.
The Nursing and Midwifery Council has moved a step closer to accepting alternative methods of assessing a nurse’s ability to speak English.
The elimination of measles has been achieved in the UK, according to the World Health Organization (WHO).
English language standards for European nurses joining the register will not be lowered, the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) has insisted.
The NHS faces a year-round crisis as hospitals deal with ‘unsustainable and unsafe’ bed occupancy rates, a health leader has warned.
A ‘health passport’ mobile phone application has been developed to support children and young people in London manage their asthma.
Health experts and epilepsy charities have repeated calls to Jeremy Hunt to ensure all women taking a drug to control their seizures have a yearly consultation to discuss risks of the drug associated with pregnancy.
Tens of thousands of NHS nurses have taken time off work due to anxiety, stress or depression, a Nursing Standard investigation reveals.
Suggested measures include part-time working and job-sharing.
An exhibition celebriting diversity in nursing is set to open at the RCN next month.
Almost one in four girls and one in ten boys aged 14 are depressed, researchers have found.
