Health visitors in south Wales set to strike after NHS employer ignores job evaluation appeal
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Nursing leaders voice concern about reduction since the government withdrew funding for student bursaries.
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The NHS in England is ‘buckling’, a think tank has warned, with levels of funding failing to meet soaring demand.
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Ten inpatient beds at a community hospital in Somerset have been temporarily moved to another hospital due to a shortage of nurses.
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A nurses' choir were in for a surprise when they landed a starring role in a festive TV special due to be broadcast to millions on Christmas Eve.
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The CQC has said clinical governance and leadership at an NHS trust have improved but nurse staffing and training levels remain a concern.
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NHS staff are being offered the chance to relax in woodland as part of workshops to ease work pressures.
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The biggest hospital in Europe has been ordered to improve security, after inspectors found that mothers ‘might leave the unit with the wrong baby’.
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Patient safety could be at risk if nursing students cheat by passing off as their own work essays bought online, a higher education watchdog has warned.
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Updated guidance on infusion therapy has been published by the RCN.
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A nurse who offered to pray for patients waiting for surgery has been sacked from her job for gross misconduct.
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The RCN says existing registered nurses will face increased pressure due to the volume of placements needed for new training programmes.
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Bursaries will continue to be available to new nursing students in Wales next year — but they will have to commit to spending the first two yea
A university has set up a £200,000 fund to help nursing students cope with course costs when the NHS-provided bursary is scrapped next year.
There has been a sharp rise in the length of time people wait for a hospital bed after being admitted in an emergency, figures show.
NHS whistleblowers are being fired, gagged and blacklisted, say campaigners
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