Health visitors in south Wales set to strike after NHS employer ignores job evaluation appeal
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When it comes to caring for children with complex needs, ethical reasoning must exist beyond gut feelings and intuition.
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Nurses working in these units are not in an emotional vacuum, says Doreen Crawford
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With one in nine nursing posts in England currently unfilled, nurse recruitment retention is at an all time low and hospitals need to look at secondments in a
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Following the attack on the Manchester Arena, paediatric nurse Sophie Monk worked overtime to make a distressing situation manageable for patients, and staff.
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For the first time ever nurses are considering the drastic, but arguably vital, step of taking industrial action.
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The authors discuss the realities of clinical practice and the evidence behind common interventions for bronchiolitis
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Research has shown that family-centred care has hit a crisis; professionals do not undestand its importance and universal guidelines have been considered unet
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Nurses have a desire to fix and help, but what happens when you face the unfixable?
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On World Encephalitis Day, lead nurse for acute and emergency clinical research Claire Matata discusses why nurses need a better understanding of encephalitis and to treat it&nb
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The role of the outpatient department nurse may not be the stuff of TV dramas, but it is essential to ensuring the smooth running of this busy part of the hospital.
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After three years of study it is great to begin your first job… or it would be.
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WISE KIDS founder Sangeet Bhullar on why we need a rethink on how we prepare and support people in the digitally connected world.
As the NHS prepares to introduce non‑invasive prenatal testing, a nurse reflects on bringing up a daughter with Down’s syndrome.
The ban on sugary food and drinks in hospitals shows NHS England do not realise how busy nurses are.
Children’s commissioner Anne Longfield on nurses’ role in ensuring migrant children from the Calais camp have a healthy start in the UK
Are schools doing enough to prepare children for adulthood? Lucy Emmerson, coordinator of the Sex Education Forum, throws down a challenge.
School nurses are in a unique position to spot the early signs of abuse in children, but evidence suggests that this aspect of their role is being compromised
It’s time to change the mantra from family-centred care to pragmatic children’s nursing, argues Duncan Randall.
