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‘Exciting’ results from health visitors’ trial of assessment tool
An assessment tool for measuring social withdrawal in babies can help health visitors identify babies in distress and families who…
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RCN Wales lays out demands for new first minister
The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) has urged the new leader of the Welsh Government to take “urgent” measures to…
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How Nurses Can Make Self-Care a Priority During Stressful Times
Are you struggling to implement self-care into your life? If self-love was equivalent to self-care, would it accurately depict how…
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7 Time Management Tips for Nurses
When it comes to nursing, you don’t “make a living;” you “make a purpose.” While other professions may also require…
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Health board introduces new uniform for ANPs
A Scottish health board is piloting a new uniform specifically for advanced practice nurses, in a bid to make the…
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UK losing nurses to three higher paying countries, data suggests
More evidence has been published which suggests the number of nurses leaving the UK for better paying jobs abroad is…
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More nurses to receive government-funded ‘Covid bonus’
Thousands of nurses and other healthcare staff who were previously denied the one-off payment promised in the most recent pay…
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Nurses in primary care settings key to improving veterans’ care
General practice nurses (GPNs) are being urged to do more to ensure that the 1.74 million armed forces veterans living…
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University teams up with school to launch healthcare course
Northumbria University’s department of nursing and midwifery is partnering with a local school to offer a T-level course for young…
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Thirlwall Inquiry: Nurse whistleblowers apply to give evidence
Hundreds of nursing and midwifery whistleblowers have applied to contribute to the inquiry into Lucy Letby’s murders, specifically to give…
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