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Mental health nurse among the faces of a new university campaign
A mental health nurse whose husband was held prisoner by the Taliban is part of a new campaign highlighting the…
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Blood glucose test ‘underestimates’ diabetes risk in South Asians
A blood test routinely used for diagnosing and monitoring diabetes may be inaccurate in one out of 13 patients of…
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Causes of death to be further scrutinised in wake of Letby case
The government has introduced reforms which will change how patient deaths are certified, in the wake of the Lucy Letby…
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Breaking: England’s chief nursing officer Dame Ruth May to retire
The chief nursing officer (CNO) for England has announced that she will retire. Dame Ruth May, who has held the…
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Nurses feel ‘abandoned’ as trust remains silent on redundancy pay
More than 50 NHS workers, including some nurses, have still received no word on redundancy pay, after losing their jobs…
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Nurse pay progression ‘worse than’ midwives and paramedics
While nurse pay progression has sped up considerably over the last decade in England, it lags behind other professions including…
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Billions ‘wasted’ in Westminster could fund millions of Scottish nurses
More than £50bn has been “wasted” by the UK Government that could have funded millions of nurses or built over…
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Senior care home nurse recognised with gold social care award
Care home nurse Jemma Sharratt has been given a top government award in recognition of her dedication to care quality,…
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Understaffed nursing shifts leading to ‘red flag’ events
Nursing, midwifery and other healthcare staff have demanded action on safe staffing, as a survey by Unison suggests the majority…
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Nursing at Brunel University London – educating for excellence and driven by social justice
Are you committed to a rewarding career which makes a positive difference to individuals, families and communities, locally and globally?…
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