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School nursing services at ‘breaking point’, government told
More than 80% of school nurses have said there are not enough staff to deliver an effective school nursing service…
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Supporting research leadership roles for nurses and midwives
The National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) funds, enables and delivers all aspects of health and social care…
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HBCU Male Nursing Students Shine in Viral Video, Showcasing Transformative $339K Grant
Nursing has long been a profession dominated by women, with men accounting for only about 10% of the workforce. However, the…
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Nurse-led pilot aims to improve patient access to clinical trials
A tool is being piloted across hospital sites in England and Scotland to support nurses to have conversations with lung…
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Pay progress in Northern Ireland delayed until after autumn budget
There will be no update on nurse pay in Northern Ireland until Westminster announces the autumn budget, it has been…
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Nursing union opinion split on 5.5% pay rise
Members of all but one nursing union in England have now voted to accept a 5.5% pay rise, while midwives…
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RNnetwork To Shut Down in 2025 – Is Travel Nursing In Trouble?
CHG Healthcare officially announced the closure of its travel nurse division, RNnetwork, set for March 31, 2025. This decision ends nearly…
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Midwifery training pilot seeking to reduce brain injuries at birth
New training is being provided to maternity staff across nine NHS sites in England as part of a pilot focused…
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Covid inquiry: maternity was not seen as an ‘essential’ service
Maternity must be seen as an essential service in any future pandemic, or else the consequences will be “devastating” for…
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Nurses on Horseback Deliver Aid To Post Hurricane Isolated Communities
In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene’s devastating impact on North Carolina, a unique and time-honored method of delivering aid has…
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