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Global nurse leaders call for scaling up of advanced practice
Advanced practice nurses need to be “fully embraced” to overcome challenges facing health systems across the world, global nursing leaders…
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Celebrating the absolute best of team working across the health service
Everyone can learn from the innovation and commitment of the NHS’s best teams – all the finalists for the team…
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The Eye-Popping Compensation of 5 High-Paid Hospital CEOs
Ensuring adequate wages for healthcare workers is an ongoing challenge—fair wages are associated with better job satisfaction, higher rates of…
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Exclusive: Short-lived NMC chief received no payout
Dawn Brodrick was given no form of financial reimbursement by the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) for her short-lived appointment…
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Deaf Nurse’s Job Offer Revoked After Requesting Accommodations, Federal Lawsuit Alleges
The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has filed a federal lawsuit against Greater Baltimore Medical Center (GBMC) and GBMC…
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Revealed: the current picture of digital nursing leadership
There has been a natural evolution towards digitising NHS services over the last few decades. Technology has gradually embedded itself…
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Mural pays homage to African nurses
Three nurses are featured in a mural celebrating the contribution of African women to UK healthcare services. The artwork has…
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Mental health charity appoints new nurse director
A charity that delivers mental health care across the UK has appointed a new director of nursing. Catherine Vichare, who…
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Analogue to digital: what nursing needs for tech revolution
As the government makes fresh promises for a technological revolution in the NHS, nursing leaders have outlined what this may…
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Stringent rules on registration and moving ‘Bedlam’ a century ago
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