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Major review ‘supports use’ of simulated nurse learning
Simulated practice learning can be just as effective as traditional clinical placements in improving outcomes for pre-registration nursing students, such…
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Letby has request rejected to appeal murder sentence
An appeal by former nurse Lucy Letby to have her murder conviction overturned has been thrown out. Last August, 34-year-old…
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New support for overseas nurses to reduce OSCE anxiety
A programme to help internationally educated nursing staff through the potentially stressful process of gaining UK registration has been created, as…
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Nursa Insights with CEO and Founder Curtis Anderson
“I learned to love work. The value of making the world a little bit better…” These words by Curtis Anderson…
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‘Stressful time’ for Nigerian nurses after NMC fraud probe
Hundreds of international nurses have retaken part of their test of competence amid concerns of widespread fraud which took place…
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NICE updates sepsis guideline to better ‘target’ use of antibiotics
National guidance on the early diagnosis and treatment of sepsis patients has been updated with a focus on more targeted…
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RCN calls for members’ thoughts on separate pay spine
The head of the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) has warned that Agenda for Change has “lost sight” of the…
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81% of Nurses Say They’re Burned Out, Here’s Advice To Put Your Happiness First
In addition to caring for patients, nurses often take care of everyone else while neglecting themselves. This can lead to…
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Luton nurse wins award for inclusive palliative care
Mark Pedder, a palliative care specialist nurse from Bedfordshire, has received a regional award in recognition of his work to…
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GPNs ‘expected to train’ higher earning ARRS colleagues
General practice nurses (GPNs) are expected to train and supervise staff employed on the additional roles reimbursement scheme (ARRS), despite…
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