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Protests over plans to drastically cut the nurse training budget for Northern Ireland appear to have led to a partial victory.
MPs debated Labour Party amendment to the Queen's Speech to lift the public sector pay cap.
Plans by GP practices to divert patients away from overwhelmed surgeries must involve nurses, the RCN said.
Patients are being asked to travel as far as 500 miles from home in order to access mental health services.
Confusion surrounds a pledge to create 10,000 extra nurse training places following the scrapping of the NHS bursary.
Survey of council directors of social services across England found there are plans to save £824 million on social care, with at least 39% from cuts to services.
Psychiatrists say families should be seen as potential partners in suicide prevention.
Nearly six in ten clinical commissioning groups (CCGs) are failing to ensure targets are met for talking therapies.
The public sector pay cap could be removed just a day after RCN nurses took to the streets to demand better pay.
Nurses across England and Scotland intensified their demands for a pay rise as the RCN's summer of protest began.
The Patients Association’s appointment of Rachel Power as chief executive marks the start of a ‘new chapter’ for the charity.
Teachers who have been given special training to deal with pupils' mental health problems will make a 'real difference to children's lives', says prime minister.
Suzanne Goodall Award will be presented to a paediatric nurse at RCN Wales Nurse of the Year Awards.
RCN's campaign for fair nurse pay begins with vigil in Norwich and 'scrap the cap' rallies across England and Scotland.
Cutting £1 million from a Northern Ireland university’s specialist nurse training budget is ‘a risk to the quality and safety of patient care’.
More than a hundred nurses were on site at Glastonbury this weekend to ensure the good health of revellers, young and old.
A new charitable trust aims to promote the history and values of Victorian nurse Mary Seacole.
Northern Ireland’s first clinical nurse specialist for young people and a Macmillan nurse who developed a new screening tool shared the RCN Cancer Nurse of the Year award.
