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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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Investing in nursing makes ‘economic sense’, says ICN
Investing in nursing makes “economic sense”, the president of the International Council of Nurses (ICN) has urged. Dr Pamela Cipriano…
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NHS England warns against pay rise above 2% for nurses
NHS England has urged for the pay rise for nurses to not exceed 2% for this year, unless the government…
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Scotland confirms appointment of interim CNO
An interim chief nursing officer (CNO) has been appointed in Scotland, as Professor Alex McMahon prepares to retire later this…
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