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First UK university to train all student nurses to use drug overdose kits
All student nurses at a university in Yorkshire are to receive training on how to use naloxone, the life-saving medication…
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Analysis: priority issues on new health secretary’s desk
After narrowly being elected to his Ilford North seat in last week’s general election, Wes Streeting has joined Labour prime…
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How Hobbies Can Boost Nurse Mental Health, Even on a Busy Schedule
>>Listen to “How Hobbies Can Boost Nurses Mental Health, Even on a Busy Schedule With Lily Madelyn, RN, BSN” …
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Specialist rheumatology nurse takes on national advisory role
A specialist nurse has been appointed to a national advisory role on a project that will be looking at reducing…
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First new health and social care ministers appointed
Two new health and social care ministers have been named, as prime minister Sir Keir Starmer continues to form his…
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Ins and outs: Nursing MPs who won and lost in the general election
Three new MPs with a background in nursing were elected in last week’s general election, while one retained her seat…
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Damning review finds ‘toxic’ culture at the UK nursing regulator
A “hotbed of bullying, racism and toxic behaviour” within the UK’s nursing and midwifery regulator is putting the public at…
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Community matron who pioneered working with care homes retires
A nurse in Hartlepool who helped put in place a new way of caring for patients in care homes has…
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New health secretary urged to tackle racism in the NHS
A letter demanding that the new health and social care secretary, Wes Streeting, steers the NHS into tackling racism has…
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CQC flags racism concerns in maternity services demoted to ‘inadequate’
Internationally educated midwives recruited by a trust to tackle serious staff shortages in its maternity services have faced racism from…
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