News
-
NHS urged to better utilise expertise of diaspora nurses
More needs to be done to recognise the contributions of international nurses to the NHS and facilitate them to give…
Read More » -
400 Nurses Strike at Kapiolani Medical Center
A group of about 400 nurses at Kapiolani Medical Center in Honolulu have entered the third day of a weeklong strike…
Read More » -
New PPE and isolation rules as measles outbreaks worsen
Nurses without a measles vaccine must take up to 21 days off work if they are exposed to a patient…
Read More » -
Calls for nurse training to spot diabetes disordered eating
Lack of training and education and poor integration between specialist services are preventing nurses from identifying and treating people with…
Read More » -
Sexual health clinics at ‘breaking point’, say nurses and councils
Sexual health clinics are at “breaking point”, the Local Government Association (LGA) has said, as rates of sexually transmitted infections…
Read More » -
Preceptorship survey: last chance to take part
Whether you’re a student, newly registered or have been practising for a while, we want to hear your experiences of…
Read More » -
Nurse Sues Legacy Health, Claims Retaliation For Reporting Unsafe Staffing and Violence
On January 8, 2024, Joshua Bramblett, a lead emergency room nurse at Legacy Good Samaritan Medical Center in Portland, Oregon,…
Read More » -
Nurse guilty of sexually assaulting 85-year-old woman
A community nurse has been found guilty of sexually assaulting an 85-year-old woman during an unscheduled visit to her home.…
Read More » -
New vaccination drive in England to tackle measles surge
The NHS in England has launched a new immunisation campaign to address rising rates of measles. Millions of people, including…
Read More » -
Care home staff describe ‘traumatic’ Covid experiences
Traumatised nurses and other care home staff were afraid for the safety of the people in their care during the…
Read More »