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Racism remains part of NHS culture, researchers warn
The NHS is not addressing racism effectively, according to a report from human rights charity Brap and researchers at Middlesex…
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Pros and Cons of a Nurse Practitioner Degree and How I Paid Off My $20K Loan in 2 Years
>>Listen to Pros and Cons of a Nurse Practitioner Degree and How I Paid Off My $20K Loan in 2…
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Respiratory groups warn of ‘insufficient’ workforce numbers
Better training and recruitment are needed for nurses and other healthcare professionals to deliver high quality integrated respiratory care, according…
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Nursing and engineering students partner on new tech
Nursing and engineering students in Edinburgh will work together to come up with new technologies that address real challenges in…
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Pilot using video assessment to fast-track stroke care
A new rapid-assessment scheme that enables ambulance crews to take stroke patients straight to specialist care is being piloted in…
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New guidance for nurses on terminal illness benefits
The Scottish Government has published new guidance on how nurses can support terminally ill patients to get financial help. The…
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University groups call for new health education taskforce
A coalition of education leaders has called for the creation of a new cross-government health education taskforce, to help deliver…
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Nurses Name Fabletics Scrubs Brand of The Year
Nurse.org’s Best Nurse Brand of 2023 combines the best of activewear with the functionality of scrubs for healthcare workers. As…
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From A Workplace Injury To Nurse Entrepreneur of The Year, Mel’s Story
How a “happy accident” led one nurse to develop an entirely new career, sharing hope and positivity. Melanie Van Sistine,…
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I Created Operation Happy Nurse to Provide Nurses with a Safe Space to Feel
This is a guest post written by Shannon McPeek, Founder of Operation Happy Nurse I remember my anxious feelings growing…
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