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NMC urged to review midwife training standards
A damning report into maternity care in England has led to calls for a review of midwife regulation and investment…
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Student nurse numbers fall by 21% in three years
Nursing student numbers in the UK have fallen by more than a fifth in three years, new figures from the…
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Why Nursing Organizations Endorse Political Candidates
Disclaimer: Nurse.org has not ever endorsed specific political parties or persons. Many prominent and leading nursing organizations in the country…
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Covid inquiry: Scottish nurses faced ‘death and devastation’
Nurses witnessed death during the Covid-19 pandemic on a scale “that they should never have seen”, the former chief nursing…
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Covid required ‘least worst’ decisions, says ex-Northern Ireland CNO
The former chief nursing officer (CNO) of Northern Ireland has said early pandemic decision-making put her and other leaders “between…
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Leaders Who Started at the Bedside
Despite nurses being an instrumental foundation to the institution of healthcare, they haven’t always had a say in how healthcare…
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Pandemic nurse ratio dilution added to staff stress in Wales
The diluting of nurse ratios in critical care added to the stress on staff during the pandemic, the former chief…
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Nursing Times leaders list: Regional NHS integrated care boards
Nursing Times has created the following list of nurse leaders in post at NHS commissioning organisations, known as integrated care…
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Charity partner revealed for Nursing Times Workforce Awards 2024
A charity that raises the funds to establish new nurse specialists to support and improve care for seriously ill children…
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Covid inquiry: former England CNO reflects on ‘tough decisions’
Former chief nursing officer (CNO) for England Dame Ruth May has said “difficult decisions” she had to make in the…
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