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Darzi review to show NHS is ‘broken but not beaten’
The prime minister has branded the current state of the NHS “unforgiveable” ahead of the publication of a much-anticipated review…
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Lucy Letby: everything you need to know about the Thirlwall Inquiry
The public inquiry into the crimes committed by former neonatal nurse Lucy Letby will begin tomorrow. Here are the key…
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Further redundancies for hospice nurses announced
More hospices have announced they must make nurses redundant due to rising costs and budget pressures. St Catherine’s Hospice, which…
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Scotland FM questioned on newly qualified nurse jobs
The first minister of Scotland has been quizzed on how he will tackle the issue of newly registered nurses and…
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Rising star award for Nursing Times senior reporter
Nursing Times journalist Ella Devereux has been named one of the 30 most exciting rising stars in the UK specialist…
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NMC to reform revalidation process for disabled nurses
The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) has promised to make its revalidation process more accessible for disabled and neurodivergent people.…
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His Majesty The King continues his support of the Nursing Times Awards
Nursing Times is delighted to reveal His Majesty The King’s continuing support for our annual awards celebrating the work of…
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Discrimination of agency and bank nurses ‘affecting safety’
Agency and bank nurses in England have been subject to racism and discrimination due to their status as temporary workers,…
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Claims of ‘ethnicity pay gap’ as HCAs continue walk-out
Healthcare assistants (HCAs) in South East London are facing an “ethnicity pay gap”, strikers claimed today as they continue their…
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Hospice funding crisis raised in parliament by ex-CNO
A former chief nursing officer for England has called on the government to improve funding for hospices, as access to…
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