News
-
Improvements at Letby trust but ‘more to do’
Neonatal staff at the Countess of Chester Hospital, where Lucy Letby previously worked, are committed to providing excellent care “under…
Read More » -
‘Demand’ for overseas mental health and children’s nurses
Demand for internationally educated mental health and children’s nurses in the UK is increasing, according to a recruitment company that…
Read More » -
Charity partner announced for Student Nursing Times Awards 2024
A charity that aims to empower students to drive positive change on sustainability has been chosen as the charity partner…
Read More » -
Nurse recognised for arts-based approach to survivors
A nurse has been recognised for “groundbreaking” research into the use of painting, poetry and other arts to help survivors…
Read More » -
Comic launched to support #EndPJParalysis campaign
A specially commissioned comic strip has been published in support of a campaign to end “pyjama paralysis” and improve patient…
Read More » -
Midwives set out pay and career progression demands
“Immediate and decisive action is needed to save the UK’s maternity workforce,” the Royal College of Midwives (RCM) has warned…
Read More » -
Team appointed to lead review of NMC culture
The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) has announced who will lead an independent review into the regulator’s culture, after claims…
Read More » -
How Long-Time Travel Nurses Land High-Paying Jobs
Travel nursing offers new experiences that can be both professionally and personally fulfilling. It allows nurses to explore different states,…
Read More » -
Hospice nursing a ‘privilege and honour’, says chief nurse
The chief nurse of a children’s hospice is seeking to challenge perceptions of the specialty and encourage more nurses into…
Read More » -
Trailblazing nurse on working alongside her assistance dog
With recent figures showing that just 4% of NHS staff have a disability, one community nurse is urging healthcare leaders…
Read More »
