Health visitors in south Wales set to strike after NHS employer ignores job evaluation appeal
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Specialist nurses could glean information collected from patients at home to proactively improve their care and lengthen lives, says Tim Williams 
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A pilot of telehealth consultations has been popular with patients and has reduced the need for frequent hospital visits
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Susanne Cruickshank discusses the proactive changes afoot within the RCN cancer and breast care forum
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As a growing proportion of cancer nurses approach retirement age, strategies are needed to recruit and retain more specialist nurses
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Investing in your own well-being while being a nurse can often be a stuggle, but all you need is a space to think
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Broadcast journalist and writer Sian Williams reflects on the exemplary care and kindness she received before and after her double mastectomy
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Inspiring BBC podcast deals with the realities of living with a cancer diagnosis
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Adequate support following a terminal diagnosis ranks as a top priority for achieving good patient care, yet recent reports have suggested patients are being let down.
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Staffing pressures often mean missed breaks, but projects that bring small changes to ward management could give nurses a chance to rest and refuel, writes Susanne Cruicksh
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Cancer treatment often causes infertility, but a pre-planning intervention can ease the transition into the overlooked conversation on fertility preserva
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In a bid to raise funds, the Stand Up to Cancer campaign group produced a special series of popular show The Great British Bake Off.
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In 2016, oncology nurse Beverley Rouse got the news she had been giving to patients.
Apps and digital tools can help people to customise treatment but we must make sure we create functional systems to be used in a practical environment
International nurses are an invaluable tool for workforces. It enables personal development, reflection and revalidates how you feel about your work. Carole Farrell discusses the use of a nursing exchange programme
Brexit could result in significant issues for the UK's health services and cancer nurses must be aware of them to ensure the best possible outcomes
Figures from Prostate Cancer UK show the number of men dying from prostate cancer has overtaken female deaths from breast cancer in the UK for the first time.
Too few nurses from black and minority ethnic backgrounds receive awards for their efforts, perhaps because so few are nominated by colleagues.
