Health visitors in south Wales set to strike after NHS employer ignores job evaluation appeal
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Community matron Beverley Marriott blogs about why she wanted to take part in an older person's nurse fellowship programme
Specialist gynaecological nurse Tracie Miles reflects on the findings of the UK Collaborative Trial of Ovarian Cancer Screening
This year marks the 100th anniversary of the RCN – 100 years of influencing policy, driving forward practice, and giving a voice to o
Christine Walker, editor of Nursing Children and Young People, looks back on the ICN's biennial conference in Seoul
Nursing student Charlotte Humm explains why the demise of the NHS student bursary will be devastating for nursing students, the profession – and patients
Research by the national learning disability charity FitzRoy has found that families of people with learning disabilities would get better services if social care staff were bet
The momentous decision to introduce revalidation marks the start of a new era for the UK’s 690,000 nurses and midwives, in which they
Wendy Durham and Chris Sykes explain conceptual frameworks and how they are used in nursing research
As a report from LGBT campaigning charity Stonewall reveals that LGBT health and social care staff still experience homophobic bullying and discrimination from colleagues and pa
Susan Osborne travelled to Canada to join other healthcare professionals raising money for the Cavell Nurses' Trust charity
Ainna Fawcett-Henesy, international consultant in Nursing and Health, on why the RCN has to do everything possible to achieve sufficient numbers of staff
Jo Brown and Guy Collins explain that simulated practice can prepare students to work in community settings
Julia Bradley, from the British Pregnancy Advisory Service, says women are being distressed by the tactics of anti-abortion campaigners
Contains measures for quality of care as well as barriers and patient experience
Contrary to recent comments from health secretary Jeremy Hunt, consultants are not fat-cats who prefer playing golf on a Sunday to treating their patients, says Drew Payne
The named person scheme, part of the Children and Young People (Scotland) Act 2014, will undermine the therapeutic relationship between community practitioners and parents, says Brid Hehir
Nursing Children and Young People have started a continuing professional development series of six articles, looking at the role of the children’s endocrine nurse specialist. Here the authors outline the role and why they find this specialty such a fascinating area to work in.
Scrapping nursing bursaries and bringing in tuition fees will do nothing to address workforce planning issues, says health consultant Tom Bolger
