RCN says flat rate does not ‘accurately reflect the level of responsibility expected of staff’
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According to NHS Digital figures, the number of people detained under the Mental Health Act in England has shown a 'worrying' rise in the past year.
The Department of Health strongly denies a claim that patients could be turned away from EDs if they have no referral.
Children who have learning disabilities should be identified before they reach school age to ensure they receive proper support, the chief officer o
Cook Islands secretary of state for health Elizabeth Iro has been named the World Health Organization’s new chief nursing officer.
Half of people with learning disabilities who have a GP in England do not attend an annual health check – and many more have no doctor at all.
People with learning disabilities are living longer and services need to reflect this, delegates heard at the Learning Disability Practice Conference 2017 in
'Mindfulness may reduce staff sickness and even the use of physical restraint'.
The temptation to ensure people with learning disabilities make the ‘right’ decision undermines their autonomy, conference told.
A commemoration of the life of nursing hero Edith Cavell has taken place in London.
Nurses have received written reminders of the importance of encouraging all their patients to get a flu vaccination.
Local authority to look at how to stop protesters from making patients and staff feel intimidated.
A new exhibition of rarely seen photographs featuring – and taken by – nurses serving on the front line of the first world war has opened.
Routine operations could 'cease for several months' if NHS hospitals have to deal with a major flu outbreak this winter, an expert has warned.
GPs in training will receive a 'golden hello' of £20,000 if they start their careers in the countryside or on the coast in a bid to boost the number of family doctors in areas with difficulty recruiting.
Staff figure falls for first time on a year-on-year basis since April 2013.
