Health visitors in south Wales set to strike after NHS employer ignores job evaluation appeal
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Students at the University of Derby have embarked on their studies to become Nursing Associates.
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A blood cancer charity is encouraging cancer nurses to distribute its new personalised information packs to their patients.
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MPs warn the NHS cannot afford to lose the goodwill of nurses
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Nurses from across England lobbied MPs ahead of debate
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MPs call on NICE to approve use of breast cancer drug Kadcyla.
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Thousands of nurses have contacted their MPs to urge them to take part in today’s parliamentary debate about NHS pay.
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More than 100,000 people have signed a petition to make it a criminal offence to attack NHS staff.
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A study commissioned by Cancer Research UK has found that nurses do not frequently speak in multidisciplinary meetings relating to cancer care.
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The latest national lung cancer audit found insufficient numbers of patients are seen by lung cancer nurse specialists.
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A report commissioned by Macmillan Cancer Support has called for a basic education framework to improve the knowledge of healthcare professionals working with older people with
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Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) agrees to be regulator for new nursing associates.
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The Nursing and Midwifery Council has set out the benefits and risks of regulating nursing associates.
Hospitals are running wards with a dangerously low number of nurses and are using healthcare assistants as 'stand-ins', an investigation suggests.
Trades Union Congress analysis of public sector pay restraint reveals bleak picture for nurses.
Some nurses working up to 12 hours without a break, food, or even a glass of water
A parliamentary debate on scrapping NHS pay caps will take place at the end of this month and nurses are being urged to do all they can to encourage their MPs to attend
Petition tops 100k signatures after nurses lose 14% in real terms
Fundamental changes to the NMC’s legal framework could speed up fitness to practise cases.
