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Hand hygiene needn’t mean sore skin
For many nurses the price of good hand hygiene is sore, broken skin.
To coincide with bowel cancer awareness month, the newly merged charity
With cancer survival rates continuing to grow, the NHS is sha
Freelance health journalist Kathy Oxtoby got the news nobody wants to h
The valuable contribution of clinical research nurses
A look at the aspirations of a newly launched programme by Cancer Resea
Initiating discussions with patients about their sexual and intimacy ne
NHS England’s Cally Palmer explains the national drive to reorder the w
Julie Hoole, psychosexual therapist and winner of
A report by Macmillian Cancer Support highlighted the pitfalls in end o
The Leading Change, Adding Value framework for nursing, midwifery and&n
Download the abstract book for the 2017 annual conference of the UK Oncology Nursing Socie
Liverpool-based specialist respiratory nurses in GP centres are leading the way in identif
Welcome to the third in our series of resources from the Cancer Nursing Partnership to supp
Having a diagnosis of breast cancer at a young age, together with chemotherapy and surgery,
Nursing handovers between shifts on cancer wards have traditionally been
This is the second in our series of resources from the Cancer Nursing Partnership to suppor
Through surveys and interviews, and following in Woody Allen's footsteps
Healthcare assistant Elaine Cooney, highly commended at the RCNi Nurse A
