Tanya Nasir fraudulently secured a neonatal unit nurse manager role and was jailed
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The Commons health committee has launched an inquiry into pressures facing the nursing workforce.
Staff from 25 trusts that responded to the terror attacks in Manchester and London and the Grenfell Tower fire received special recognition awards at the Kate Granger
Four new mother and baby units will open in England to support women with the most serious mental health conditions.
Thousands of nurses, care home staff and pharmacists are to be urged to look out for symptoms of sepsis, Jeremy Hunt has announced.
NHS England head warns of a 'pressurised' winter after reports of hospitals in the southern hemisphere struggling to cope with the flu season
A debate has started over whether the RCN should rejoin a global federation of nurses.
Suicide figures have fallen over the last year, but more than 5,600 people still lost their life in 2016.
Leading nurse and midwife Valerie McGurk, a 2002 Nurse Awards commendee, will fundraise for Cancer Research UK in her retirement.
Reducing the 7,600 nursing and midwifery vacancies across England’s mental health services will be a ‘challenge’, senior health figures have admitted.
People with mental health problems are subject to huge variation across the UK in access to consultant psychiatrists, according to a new analysis.
More than one in 10 of the world's pagers is being used in the NHS, according to estimates.
The 1% pay cap is set to be lifted for police and prison officers, prompting speculation that nurses’ pay may increase too.
Britain's shortage of nurses and midwives could increase by 20,000 by 2020 if trends following last year's Brexit referendum continue, the government has been warned.
Being single or living in a deprived area makes it twice as hard to cope with bowel cancer, research shows.
City-dwelling children with serious asthma may have fewer symptoms if they live close to green parks, nurse-led research suggests.
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