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Nurse safe staffing: what other countries are doing about it
Mandated approaches and minimum staffing ratios acknowledge and attempt to solve this
Do I have to retire at state pension age – and what about my NHS pension?
The rules around working past the age for receipt of pension, and when you can start claim
‘Nurses don’t wear stethoscopes’ – but here’s why you should
Stethoscopes are essential when performing respiratory assessment, yet most nurses do not
Compassionate mental healthcare relies on a valued workforce
For early and mid-career mental health nurses to stay in the profession they need to know
Nurse burnout is a worldwide emergency – investment is the lifeline
UK nurses are not alone in dealing with staff shortages, stress and a care backlog due to
Why I’m voting to reject the pay deal – and to fight for a better offer
Accepting the deal means two more years of real-terms cuts and ignoring the staff retentio
Why I’ll be voting to accept the new pay offer – even though it’s not enough
The new NHS pay offer for nurses is not nearly enough, but the possibility of a new pay sc
I’ve been overpaid by my employer – can I keep the money or do I have to give it back?
Advice for nurses on what to do if you find an unexpected ‘bonus’ in your pay packet – is
Raising concerns: would you be reluctant to challenge a doctor?
Safe, high quality care and professional respect – both rely on nurses and doctors speakin
Nurse managers and leaders – how can we ensure they are synonymous?
When nurses become managers, they may not always have the experience for the job – which i
Nurses are striking worldwide and their discontent is about more than simply pay
Nurses in healthcare systems worldwide have been protesting, and just as in the NHS, their
Gender bias in leadership roles: how to unleash female nurses’ full potential
Nursing is female-dominated, yet men move further and faster up the hierarchy.
Safety in nursing relies on critical thinking.
What to do to get your voice heard by politicians and policymakers whose decisions affect y
Raising concerns to protect patients is part of nurses’ professional duty of care.
Many nurses talk of emotional burnout, but there can be debilitating physical symptoms too.
Should nurse leaders rule with a rod of iron – or kindness and a helping hand?
As nurses in different fields, we need to know what core education will enable us to meet t
