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Long Covid in NHS staff going undiagnosed, study suggests
A third of nurses have symptoms consistent with long Covid but only a fraction have a formal diagnosis, a new…
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Letby was a ‘favourite’ of ward manager, inquiry hears
A former co-worker and friend of serial killer nurse Lucy Letby has reflected on how she was “blind” to what…
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Overseas nurses to give talks as ‘modern-day Mary Seacoles’
A group of internationally educated nurses and midwives will tell their stories in schools and hospitals as part of a new…
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20 States Could Block Federal Nursing Home Staffing Rule, Joint Lawsuit Filed
In a significant development for the nursing home industry, 20 states have joined forces to sue the U.S. federal government…
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Nursing Home Owner, Who Left 800 Residents in Warehouse During Hurricane, To Pay $8.2M
A Louisiana nursing home owner has agreed to pay $8.2 million in a settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice after…
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Legal Trademark War Erupts Over “Anesthesiology” Title Between Anesthesiologists & CRNAs
The field of anesthesia care has become embroiled in a contentious legal battle over professional titles and trademarks. The American…
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Inquiry: Letby ‘excited’ to tell colleagues about baby death
Two nurses who were colleagues of Lucy Letby when she murdered seven children at a neonatal intensive care unit have…
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NMC recruits fitness to practise lead at GMC to help with caseload
The General Medical Council’s (GMC) director of fitness to practise (FtP) has been recruited to the UK nursing regulator to…
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Nurses call for greater public health spending ahead of budget
Nurses are among those that have urged the government to increase funding for public health ahead of this month’s budget.…
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