Health visitors in south Wales set to strike after NHS employer ignores job evaluation appeal
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Number of applicants for nursing student courses has fallen for a fourth year running
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See our infographic demonstrating how the number of nursing degree applicants has fallen across most of the UK since the loss of the student bursary in 2017
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RCN president Cecilia Akrisie Anim calls for urgent action to address the staffing crisis.
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The awards support ‘outstanding work to improve leadership skills and health outcomes’
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A pay rise for the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) chair Dame Janet Finch and members has been unanimously approved.
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Nursing Standard readers have responded to the Commons health committee report on the nursing workforce.
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Plans to replace nursing student mentors wins support
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Two in three nurses responding to a survey last year felt they had too little time to provide high quality care to dying patients.
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NHS staff will be given first refusal to buy thousands of affordable homes to be built on unused or surplus NHS land across England, with the money generated
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NHS Improvement says resource will help leaders and staff to deliver effective and sustainable patient care.
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Patients’ access to life-saving medicines and medical devices could be disrupted unless the UK stays aligned with EU regulations after Brexit, a group of 
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Tips for nursing staff are a reminder of the link between diet and skin viability.
Digital career framework tool developed by Health Education England-sponsored Capital Nurse programme to be used alongside progress chats between nurses and employers.
A project helping newly qualified nurses to build resilience and cope with the stresses of the profession is proving to be a success.
Nurses and HCAs from all fields and settings urged to share their experiences of caring for people in their final days of life, in joint Nursing Standard-Marie Curie survey
Commons nursing workforce review highlights pressures stemming from training squeeze, student attrition and 'staying late'.
A drop in the number of nurses compared to population size has seen the UK lag behind other major world economies, according to analysis by a think tank
A rise in the number of detentions under the Mental Health Act, due to reasons including population growth and fewer alternatives, may indicate a healthcare system under considerable strain, a report says
