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Late effects in survivors of childhood and adolescent cancers – how you can help
Nurses can support childhood cancer survivors by assessing and screening for late effects
Advanced nursing practice: is it under attack and, if so, why?
The advanced nurse practitioner role is misunderstood by some – as highlighted in the deba
Teamwork: how it can boost your confidence, reduce errors, and make you a better nurse
Good teamwork is key to providing safe healthcare, but the right culture and leadership ar
Common payroll issues: how to keep track and resolve errors
Take-home pay can fluctuate due to shifts and overtime, making it important to check paysl
Martha’s rule: what the rollout means for you
Named after Martha Mills, who died after her parents’ concerns were ignored, nurses have a
What every nurse in the NHS needs to know about the pension scheme overhaul
How nurses in the NHS pension scheme will be affected by the latest phase in its restructu
The (quiet) steps you can take to help inpatients get a good night’s sleep
Advice on taking steps to avoid disruption to sleep such as adjusting ward lighting, minim
Why are students turning away from nursing courses?
The promise of a rewarding and diverse career is failing to halt a decline in applicants f
How to encourage nurses to rethink resigning
Staff retention is a big problem, but strategies such as flexible working, internal transf
Trauma at work: do you get the help you need to recover from distressing incidents?
Nurses are at heightened risk of PTSD simply because of the job they do, which is why supp
What will the nurse pay offer for 2024-25 look like?
We look at how the Pay Review Body will make its recommendations on NHS nurse pay, when th
Carry on nursing: older nurses explain why they have no time for retirement
Pension rules and money worries may play a part for many, but four nurses explain how comp
NHS employers have a responsibility to try to accommodate flexible working requests, but it
The majority of NHS buildings still contain asbestos, but too few healthcare staff are info
Negative healthcare experiences can be traumatic for children, but iSupport standards of go
Steps nursing managers and leaders can take to ensure staff feel seen and heard, as the NHS
Working nights and long shifts can lead to sleep disorders, especially without adequate bre
Filling registered nurse rota gaps with less-qualified staff is now a reality in the NHS, b
