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A new film and booklet will help people have conversations about death and dying, and offer advice on talking to healthcare professionals about their relatives.
A change in the law allows schools to purchase spare adrenaline auto-injectors to use on children with serious allergies.
Prescribing nurses based in Scotland joined in a series of lively debates at a free conference.
Proposals for England receive warm welcome.
A carer whose husband has early onset Alzheimer’s disease says her 'curriculum' for them both uses a combination of diet, exercise and persistent postivi
The care home market may not have enough places to help older people in need by the end of this Parliament, new research suggests.
Guidance on helping patients in the advanced stages of serious and terminal illness to travel abroad has been updated.
Nurses in Wales are being encouraged to be protect themselves this winter with a flu jab.
London, the south east and Northern Ireland could all face huge workforce issues after Brexit, a new report suggests.
A new preceptorship framework for nurses working in London has been launched by the Capital Nurse programme.
Regional advisory networks for Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) issues are to be established in England in a bid to increase understanding of local concerns.
Eight new guiding principles for establishing district nursing teams have been introduced in Wales.
More work is needed to boost the field of nurse research, says the Council of Deans of Health chair Brian Webster-Henderson.
The RCN will move towards balloting members on industrial action if the 1% cap on NHS pay is not lifted by the November budget.
More than 500 nurses and midwives aged over 70 are practising in the UK, the regulator has revealed.
Around eight in ten members of the public support calls to remove the pay cap and give NHS staff an above-inflation pay rise
