Health visitors in south Wales set to strike after NHS employer ignores job evaluation appeal
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I love it when news items about science and health are treated as light entertainment.
Is it okay to say sorry to a patient or relative after an incident has occurred?
A social media conversation recently looked at what ‘nursing care’ and ‘patient care’ mean for nurses who do not provide personalised
At this year’s RCN congress in Bournemouth, a resolution is being debated that is close to my heart: improved mental health services
I was slightly nervous when I realised that Ramadan, Islam’s holiest month, takes place during this year’s RCN congress.
Janet slips out of bed and silently disappears. Was I snoring again? Maybe I need surgery. Uvulopalatopharyngoplasty?
In a recent blog for #blacklivesmatter, senior research associate at the United States Institute for Healthcare Improvement Amy Reid
Around 6.5 million people in the UK provide unpaid care by looking after an ill, older or disabled family member, partner or friend.
Don’t mess with disease names, says Jane Bates.
I like to help where I can. No charge, of course.
The Nursing and Midwifery Council agreed last week to consult on implementing measures to gain evidence of the English language skills of nurses and midwives trained in Europe.
I have spent most of my nursing career working in cancer care and hospices.
Jane Bates considers healthy hand-holding.
I think Janet has been watching too many horror movies. Why else would a primary school teacher be thinking about voodoo?
The general election has once again raised the question of just how ‘united’ is the kingdom we live in.
Jesse Ashman, a volunteer for Gendered Intelligence, has some advice for nurses treating a trans young person to help them build a trusting relationship
