Health visitors in south Wales set to strike after NHS employer ignores job evaluation appeal
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Thousands of nurses have contacted their MPs to urge them to take part in today’s parliamentary debate about NHS pay.
Rising numbers of young people in mental health crisis are putting growing pressure on acute services, say nurses at children’s hospitals.
More than 100,000 people have signed a petition to make it a criminal offence to attack NHS staff.
Head of charity Papyrus says staff must take the first step
Research is needed into the relationships that protect people against suicide risk, says mental health expert
Hospital staff often lack the knowledge or confidence to care for people with mental health conditions appropriately, according a major new review.
Counsellors ‘massively under-report’ clients at risk of harming themselves
Guidance has been drawn up to clarify the role of police in responding to incidents involving patients on mental health wards.
Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) agrees to be regulator for new nursing associates.
Expert on suicide prevention tells conference to stop ignoring victims of bullying.
Mind chief executive Paul Farmer said local suicide prevention plans will only succeed if stakeholders, including healthcare professionals, engage with them.
An experienced director of nursing who was hospitalised with depression has publicly shared her mental health battle to help reduce stigma.
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.
Some nurses working up to 12 hours without a break, food, or even a glass of water
