Health visitors in south Wales set to strike after NHS employer ignores job evaluation appeal
News
Emergency departments in Scotland experienced their busiest December for four years.
Leicester’s Hospitals’ new sepsis team will work in emergency department and combines healthcare professionals from intensive and critical care, emergency and theatre
NHS trusts will be legally obliged from April to check if overseas patients are eligible for free care – but unions fear it will further stretch an already bu
Primary school children are more likely to identify a woman as a nurse and a man as a surgeon, according to new research.
RCN Northern Ireland director Janice Smyth has said nurses are ‘under extreme stress’ in response to the latest emergency waiting time figures.
System for recovering money from overseas patients who use the NHS is chaotic, say MPs.
Students at the University of Derby have embarked on their studies to become Nursing Associates.
Patients with mental health problems attending emergency departments for physical conditions rarely receive good care, a major review has found.
Thousands of nurses have contacted their MPs to urge them to take part in today’s parliamentary debate about NHS pay.
Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) agrees to be regulator for new nursing associates.
Staff were put through their paces at Doncaster Royal Infirmary during a new trauma course.
BBC survey adds to concerns about driving after long shifts
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.
