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Struggling hospices receive £4m to keep services going
New government funding has been pledged to hospices in Wales to keep them afloat amid concerns that some are at…
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NHS Employers latest to reject separate nurse pay spine
Employing organisations in the NHS do not support any move away from the Agenda for Change (AfC) contract, including a…
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Wales mandates preceptorship and clinical supervision for nurses
The chief nursing officer (CNO) in Wales has mandated preceptorship and restorative clinical supervision for all nurses in the country.…
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Only quarter of nurses would recommend working in NHS
Only one in four nurses would recommend working for the NHS to other people, a new survey has shown. Just…
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Nursing and midwifery at Birmingham City University
At Birmingham City University (BCU), our mission is simple – we aim to be the University for Birmingham and to…
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NHS pay reforms still urgently needed, warn Unison members
Unison members have called for pay parity for all nurses in the UK, and reiterated a desire to withdraw from…
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‘Ignorant vandalism’: Unison members oppose nurse pay spine
Unison members have reaffirmed their opposition to a separate pay spine for nurses – an idea that some of the…
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Career pathways ‘vital’ for mental health workforce sustainability
Creating more opportunities and expanding career pathways in mental health nursing is “vital” for services to be sustainable in the…
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The Debate To Allow Guns In Parts Of WY Hospital
The discussion about allowing guns in some areas of Campbell County Memorial Hospital in Gillette arose during the Gillette Hospital…
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Exclusive: Student nurses to qualify late due to hours confusion
Errors in calculating placement hours, including inappropriate inclusion of reflection time, mean some nursing students are set to miss their…
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