Health visitors in south Wales set to strike after NHS employer ignores job evaluation appeal
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The chief nursing officer for England has defended the delay in transferring £10 million of learning disability funding from services provided in hospitals to those in community
England's only specialist learning disabilities hospital will close in 2019 as part of move towards more community care and a reduction in long-terms inpatien
Report showing nurse, midwife and health visitor numbers rose 1.3% in a year are welcomed by RCN Wales.
Ministers should review pay policy for nurses and other NHS staff and the impact it has on workforce morale, peers have urged.
More than 200,000 nurses and midwives have completed the new system to check they are fit to practice in its first 12 months.
College will continue to fight for fair pay for nurses as the 1% pay cap is set to remain in England, Scotland and Wales.
NHS Improvement has agreed to pause plans to prevent nurses working for an agency if they have a substantive contract
New powers to give warnings and advice on the future conduct in Fitness to Practise (FtP) cases have been welcomed by nurses
Christian nurse sacked by NHS after offering to pray with patients before surgery claims unfair dismissal.
The Nursing and Midwifery Council's (NMC) annual registration fee will remain at £120 for the coming financial year, the regulator has confirmed.
Many shifts could remain unfilled after restrictions on NHS staff doing agency work are introduced, early survey results suggest.
Nurses in England to receive 1% pay rise
Nurses in Wales are set to get a 1% pay rise from April, as the NHS pay cap continues for a seventh year.
City, University of London and Barts Health NHS Trust are planning to work in partnership to improve nurse retention.
NHS staff are more than twice as likely as patients to be served fresh food in hospitals, according to a new report
