Health visitors in south Wales set to strike after NHS employer ignores job evaluation appeal
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A European Union nurse has urged that guaranteeing the working rights of European nurses be made a ‘top priority’ as the government triggers Article 50 today.
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Two new dedicated programmes to equip talented nurses for leadership roles have been announced.
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Doubts continue despite a statement of reassurance from the government.
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Thousands of children with long-term medical conditions are being put at risk every time they go to school, a group of charities has warned.
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The photos, diaries and scrapbooks of nine nurses from the first world war are to be catalogued digitally as RCN prepares for defence nursing exhibition.
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Nurses in Wales are set to get a 1% pay rise from April, as the NHS pay cap continues for a seventh year.
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Government is advised not to approve screening for Group B Streptococcus (GBS) at 35-37 weeks of pregnancy.
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The importance of a strong nursing workforce has been identified in a new report focused on England.
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A school nurse-led text messaging service that offers confidential health advice to secondary school children can now be accessed by one million users.
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University of Southampton professor and nursing workforce researcher Peter Griffiths named senior investigator by the National Institute for Health Research
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City, University of London and Barts Health NHS Trust are planning to work in partnership to improve nurse retention.
A new student resource, Unlocking the Code, aims to help nursing students get to grips with the NMC code of conduct.
Value of EU nurses reinforced by the RCN ahead of Article 50 trigger
Pay increase capped at 1% for 2017-18
NHS staff are more than twice as likely as patients to be served fresh food in hospitals, according to a new report
A practice nurse has set up an online project to help highlight the work of nurses and encourage others into the profession
Living away from campus can affect nursing student attrition rates, according to one academic.
