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Progressive nurse leaders can ensure decreasing morale and increasing turnover aren't
‘Trolley Tetris’ and corridor care are two practices we should do everything in our power
Early recognition of serious skin conditions in the emergency departmen
Nurse and coach Ruth Oshikanlu is offering support to BME nurses, so they can feel co
What can the role offer in the emergency department?
Part two of the new standards state that 'all NMC registered nurses and midwives are capab
Emergency staff are being urged to ensure they are ready to provide paediatric c
We should not view advanced practice as stealing from the nursing workf
Following a Supreme Court ruling, emergency department clerical staff may require clo
Pre-hospital systems for respecting end of life wishes need to be explo
Initiating change in the care of a homeless person is hard, but can be done
Mandy Rumley-Buss asks if we are achieving our competencies in meeting our adult safeguardi
Rhian Monteith looks at the importance of building on strengths rather than correcting weak
Lou Adams reflects on how her leadership style was challenged by the tra
What does the future hold for emergency care with a new health secretary, ponders Justin Wa
Leaders who empower are rare, but are an essential and effective team developer
Applying ergonomics in NHS trusts can boost patient safety and staff morale
