Report reveals sex and race inequality in the NHS, with male nurses enjoying faster promotion
Decaf drinks reduced urgency in those with overactive bladder or incontinence
As England’s CNO prepares to step down, what should her successor’s priorities be?
RCN chief brands practice ‘shameful’ and vows to get college’s lawyers to review issue
RCN’s proposed nursing pay scale would harm morale, employers tell government consultation
Time off to support dependants becomes a legal right and redundancy protection is extended
Despite legal changes, nurses say employers are not doing enough to allow requests
How to boost pay, terms and conditions by knowing your worth and negotiating
How you might be affected – plus a warning to anyone thinking of opting out
Find out about measures that minimise disturbance at night – but don’t mean extra workload
People living with severe mental illness often experience poor physical health
Promises of a rewarding career fail to halt a decline in applicants for nursing courses
How to predict risk, ensure timely treatment and advise patients on its management
Updated NICE guidance focuses on diagnosis, red flag symptoms and when to seek emergency care
Guidance focuses on individualised care for pressure ulcers, lower limbs and surgical wounds
Sarcopenia is marked by a loss of muscle mass and often seen in older people
Resuscitation UK advice affirms role of advance care planning
How to recognise and manage the symptoms of AF and advise patients on lifestyle adjustments
How nurses can implement changes to the RCUK process for end of life decision-making
The government’s plan to get the nation fit, protect against COVID-19 and ease strain on the NHS
A service to aid long-term recovery will offer personalised, online-based aftercare
Advice on how school nursing services in England can operate during imposed restrictions
The implications for nurses of RCN guidance on care provision and inadequate PPE
Public Health England focuses on promoting critical importance of mental health
A study to see if the programme for first-time parents is good value for money for the NHS
Parents and healthcare professionals endorse use of selected support materials
School trial of a 15-minute jog shows positive outcomes but concerns over implementation
People with cancer who skip referrals are more likely to die within a year of diagnosis
Nurses play a pivotal role in uptake of the shingles vaccine targeting people over 70
Support from health visitors to new mothers with mental health problems could be improved
Study looked at types of catheter available for intermittent use
Prospective study of scabies outbreaks in ten care homes for older people
Treatment with anticoagulants reduces risk of stroke by two thirds
Bacteria may help limit seizures, study of high-fat, low-carbohydrate ketogenic diet finds
International study found diagnoses improved through shared use of surveillance systems
Japanese study suggests beneficial effects for prevention of cancer in all sites
Dr Dame Claire Bertschinger's work in Ethiopia in 1984 helped kickstart the charity song
Look back at what nurses told us on the picket lines, and why the campaign isn’t over
Michael Rosen reflects in our podcast on intensive care and his admiration for nurses
Our podcast guest tells us how she's striving to help nurses speak up with confidence
Our podcast explores causes of burnout, including long shifts, and what to do about it
Taking appropriate action can protect yourself, your team’s and your patients’ well-being
This article explores Mölnlycke’s clinical consensus statement and the fight against healthcare-associated infections
This sponsored article describes emergency care for people with hereditary angioedema
This webinar, sponsored by HARTMANN, seeks to address variation in practice and outcomes for lower limb wounds
UK-made respiratory protection for healthcare helps reduce environmental impact
This webinar explores the nursing management of serious skin infections and how they can be effectively managed and treated. Richard Hatchett, a nurse tutor and senior editor at RCNi, discusses nursing innovations with Sharon Falconer, a specialist outpatient parenteral antimicrobial therapy (OPAT) nurse from Aberdeen, and Malcolm Bain from the medical department at Correvio.
Newly qualified Mental Health Nurse Luke Pybus, from Somerset, is delighted he made the career move to work in Wales.