Health visitors in south Wales set to strike after NHS employer ignores job evaluation appeal
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Following a Supreme Court ruling, emergency department clerical staff may require closer relationships with clinical teams
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Pre-hospital systems for respecting end of life wishes need to be explored for true person-centred care
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Initiating change in the care of a homeless person is hard, but it can be done
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Mandy Rumley-Buss asks if we are achieving our competencies in meeting our adult safeguarding responsibilities
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Rhian Monteith looks at the importance of building on strengths rather than correcting weaknesses
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Lou Adams reflects on how her leadership style was challenged by the training programme
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What does the future hold for emergency care with a new health secretary, ponders Justin Walford
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Leaders who empower are rare, but are an essential and effective team developer
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Applying ergonomics in NHS trusts can boost patient safety and staff morale
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As US suicide rates continue to rise, what can emergency nurses do to help those at risk?
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Our Blue Light seeks to improve the well-being of emergency service professionals
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Should the cost of emergency care be considered when a patient's life is at risk? And what will this mean for the NHS?
Nurses in emergency care must be prepared to assess and support those who may be in need
Staff safety should be a priority but cameras would put an unacceptable barrier between nurses and the people they are trying to help
Former junior doctor turned comedian Adam Kay has nurses questioning when will the C for compassion extend to staff in the NHS?
Point of care tests for patients with suspected deep vein thrombosis have reduced waiting times by up to 75%
Reflection and forward planning would help nurture emergency care clinicians rather than stifling them with what is expedient
What you can expect from the new data protection regulation and how it will affect your work
