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Cleaners, porters and security staff at four London hospitals will stage three-day strike over pay.
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Chief nurse urges more nurses to nominate colleagues and teams for Kate Granger Compassionate Care Awards.
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Some parents of children with cancer spend thousands of pounds every year on travel for treatment, figures suggest.
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Real and fictional nurses gathered together at the weekend to celebrate the 70th birthday of Professor Dame Elizabeth Anionwu.
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Sue Pembrey Award is mainly aimed at band 6 and 7 nurses.
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Office of London Clinical Commissioning Groups launches campaign to promote shingles vaccine.
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Jill Maben will leave King’s College London for professor of nursing post at the University of Surrey.
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More nurses and midwives are leaving the Nursing and Midwifery Council register than are joining it.
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NHS Digital figures show that antidepressant items dispensed in the community rose from 31 million in 2006 to 64.7 million in 2016.
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Mary Seacole Trust will work to enable next generation of nurses from black or minority ethnic backgrounds to achieve their potential.
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The Scottish finance minister has committed to lifting the public-sector pay cap in Scotland, but is yet to announce details.
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Conservative government makes additional money available to allow Northern Irish women to have abortion in England.
A Conservative MP and cancer nurse who spoke out against the public sector pay cap during yesterday’s debate has defended voting against the Labour amendment to the Queen's Speech.
NHS trusts across south east England are running courses for emergency nurses that help them share best practice.
The Council of Deans of Health has marked its 20th anniversary by unveiling a new strategy for the coming three years – as well as its next chairman.
NHS Improvement moves to tackle nurse and clinical staff vacancies in England.
A third of people with long-term conditions such as asthma and arthritis who pay for their prescriptions have not picked up their medicines due to cost, research for the Prescription Charges Coalition suggests.
The Scottish government has set out plans for 2,600 nursing and midwifery training places over four years.
