Nurses are lifelong learners who are always seeking ways to improve and perfect their skills.
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Genetic information is making personalised medicine possible – and nurses must understand
Use digital technology to support self-management and communicate with hard-to-reach group
Cervical cancer: how nurses can help reverse the fall in screening uptake
Nurses need to allay people’s fears about screening – and in doing so could save lives
Nurses in all sectors will have contact with victims, but can also be at risk themselves
The smartphone apps that support your practice and can make your home life easier too
The RCN’s quick reference guide will help you to avoid the common pitfalls
Providing cutting-edge care is just part of the attraction, alongside advanced skills and
Menopause and women’s health nurse Victoria Howell explains why vulval skin checks should
The cancer, caused by asbestos, could affect more staff than statistics suggest, say our e
Isobel Corrie named RCNi Nurse Awards Patient’s Choice winner after saving passenger’s lif
RCNi Nursing Student Award winner’s networking and persistence got a clinic up and running
Cancer Research UK senior nurse Ben Hood’s project ignites interest in cancer research rol
Roles that can change patient’s lives, from study coordinator to supporting participants
Patient’s Choice award nominee Marie Perry ‘went all out’ to ensure a young man’s safety
As a nursing student, Patient’s Choice nominee Isobel Corrie gave CPR to a fellow passenger
How Patient’s Choice nominee Rebecca Betts-Richards supports mental health service users
Mary Makarau has been nominated for the Patient’s Choice award for her compassionate care
Patient’s Choice nominee Rekha Govindan changed the prognosis for a man given wee
