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Public Accounts Committee says patients rely too much on seeing GPs rather than nurses.
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A set of reports examining pilots into the role of care home nursing has been published.
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A report by the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health warns that immediate action must be taken to avert the crisis in paediatrics.
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Police have confirmed that Anna Lewis is safe and well.
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A specialist stroke nurse joined her colleagues on a visit to help draw up plans for a new stroke unit in Malawi.
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House of Commons Education Select Committee report on the effects of Brexit on higher education says government must guarantee rights of EU university staff and students.
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A trauma nurse coordinator who helped care for people caught up in the Westminster terror attack is preparing to run a marathon to support her heroic colleagues.
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Fears are growing for the safety of nursing student Anna Lewis, who has been missing for 13 days without a mobile phone, money or bank cards.
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Election pledges to scrap the cap, reinstate bursary and safe staffing legislation
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Oldest hospice in England develops app for smartphones and tablets.
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A flagship HIV service has a more certain future following the support of local campaigners and charities.
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Nurses and porters are being charged 'extortionate' fees of almost £90 a month to use hospital car parks, a new study reveals.
Mental health nurse-turned-novelist recalls teenager's remark that sparked idea for bestseller
Directors of nursing have praised an advanced planning tool which has recently been endorsed by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE).
Thousands of people diagnosed with cancer in emergency departments every year have visited their GP three times or more with symptoms, research shows.
Initiative wants staff to improve their health to inspire others.
A report has found that many emergency department admissions for babies and young children could have been avoided with better care and support in community settings.
Five regions of England are cutting spending on mental health, figures suggest.
