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‘Radical’ changes needed to meet NHS workforce plan
Nursing leaders have discussed how the “wonderful ambitions” of the NHS Long Term Workforce Plan can become a reality. Professor…
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Scope of NMC whistleblower investigation revealed
The draft terms of reference for the investigation into the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC)’s treatment of whistleblowers, and its…
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New benefits plea for nurses and doctors with long Covid
Nursing and doctor unions have again urged the UK Government to recognise long Covid as an occupational disease for healthcare…
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How Healthcare Facilities Can Effectively Fill Shifts
In a perfect world, every healthcare facility would always be adequately staffed with skilled and vetted nurses. However, due to the nation’s…
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Menopause section to be added to nurse wellbeing app
A mental health and wellbeing app, made for nurses by nurses, is set to launch a section which will offer…
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Target for paediatric warning system to be national by April 2024
A new national system for identifying when a child’s health is deteriorating must be “rolled out and embedded everywhere”, nurse…
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New clinical supervision pledge for social care nurses
Every social care nurse in England will have the opportunity to take part in a unique type of clinical supervision…
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‘Critical imperative’ for nurse leaders to keep focus on EDI
Senior nurses in England have been urged to retain a focus on equality, diversity and inclusion (EDI) in their workplaces…
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Consultation on new plan to allow agency staff to cover strikers
Views are being sought on a controversial government proposal that would allow agency workers to cover for nurses and other…
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Neonatal lead warns nurses ‘really affected’ by Letby case
Neonatal nurses have been “really affected” by the Lucy Letby case, and need greater support from trust leaders going forwards,…
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