Health visitors in south Wales set to strike after NHS employer ignores job evaluation appeal
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Labour shadow health secretary Jonathan Ashworth promised a review of closures across the NHS and sustainability and transformation plans.
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Relatives who call patients in hospital are still being forced to pay 'rip off' charges of 50p a minute despite a promised clampdown on the issue.
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Eight nurses a day seek urgent help to cope with the rising cost of living and one-in-four callers receive hardship grants according to the RCN whic
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Theresa May critised by nursing leaders and Labour MPs for failing to explicitly say if it is wrong that nurses have to turn to food banks to make ends meet.
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England could be hit by a shortfall of 42,000 nurses by 2020 and almost half of all nurses are worried about stretched staffing levels, a new report says.
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The government comfortably avoided a symbolic defeat over funding for nursing students in the dying moments of the current Parliament.
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Voting in the Patient's Choice category in the RCNi Nurse Awards 2017 closes at midnight on 28 April.
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Election pledges to scrap the cap, reinstate bursary and safe staffing legislation
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Nurses and porters are being charged 'extortionate' fees of almost £90 a month to use hospital car parks, a new study reveals.
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Chronic understaffing of nurses is continuing to put patients at risk, a survey has revealed.
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A slug in a sandwich and a Muslim patient being offered pork were among the complaints.
A patient with complex health needs has been waiting more than three-and-a-half years to leave hospital after being declared fit for discharge, it has been revealed.
Sugary drinks will be banned from hospital shops next year, unless action is taken to cut their sales, NHS England has announced.
A campaign has been launched to help nurses and midwives avoid being taken off the Nursing and Midwifery Council register because of late fee payments.
More than 2,200 people have registered to attend London event
Black and minority ethinic (BME) nurses and midwives are continuing to 'suffer in silence' in England, but there are signs of improvement in a new report.
The number of hardship grants handed to struggling nurses have soared in the first three months of the year.
