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I have been told that I have to attend a meeting with my manager next week about a complaint that has been received.
I recently returned from the Mount Cavell Challenge, a week of physical and mental challenges at Mount Edith Cavell in Canada’s Jaspe
Why is homophobia and discrimination against LGBT people still acceptable in the NHS, asks Drew Payne
Jane Bates has no truck with ‘pariah’ attitudes.
I was 19 when I got a job as a trainee reporter on a local paper, and the world of work seemed full of wonders.
Before Twitter, publishing a letter in the Times newspaper was an effective way of connecting with the Establishment.
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
More than 300 delegates from around the world came to London in July to attend the school nursing international conference, hosted by
An independent panel of experts last year declared the NHS to be the best healthcare system in the world.
Jane Bates’ tech-savvy friend has an uphill task.
The guys who do the supermarket home deliveries are always chatty, and today’s caller is no exception.
Three nurses, all from different wards, have put in sexual harassment complaints against a ward manager at a mental health unit. The ward manager denies the allegations, and is terrified of the effect they could have on his marriage and career.
There is no doubt the school nursing service is becoming an increasingly important and recognised route to improving the health of children and young people in the UK.
With the Assisted Dying Bill due to be introduced in the House of Commons on September 11, I am appealing to nurses to consider carefully the implications for them were this process to become legal in the UK.
Safeguarding stops short for Jane Bates.
Sitting with the windows open, I hear the sounds of late summer. But what am I hearing exactly? The crack of leather on willow? The thock of ball on racquet? Actually, it is the sound of coughing.
I am a nurse prescriber and my patient is insisting I give him antibiotics even though he doesn’t need them. I have tried explaining this, but he will not listen. Do you have any advice?
