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New dementia strategy for nurses
Nurses caring for those with dementia are urged to fit the care they provide to the i
Staff take on ‘bay watcher’ brief in pilot on older people’s wards.
Unison aims to highlight work of nurses and other public servants ahead of gover
Healthcare assistants being used as 'nurses on the cheap', says new report
NHS healthcare assistants (HCAs) are doing the jobs of nurses without the equivalent
Lack of staff could be the reason why too many UK care homes are still
Failure to recruit sufficient numbers of British-born care workers coul
Community nursing holds key to tackling health challenges and inequalities in UK populatio
Senior nurses are invited to apply for a programme aimed at improving nursing ca
Older people bearing brunt of social care cuts, report warns
Older people are bearing the brunt of cuts to social care, and an increasing numbers
Study says care home staff are being poorly prepared by nursing undergraduate courses.
QNI announces £5,000 funding opportunity for men's health projects
Community and primary care nurses can apply for funding of up to £5,000 for projects which
Patients need more help to self-manage diabetes, says CQC
The work of nurses has been highlighted in a major diabetes review that warns the NHS must
The percentage of vacant nursing and midwifery posts in Scotland has risen by 16% in t
A new paper from nursing charity, the Queen's Nursing Institute, is being used to start dis
A new report from the Council of Deans of Health is calling for discussion on what new stan
Overstretched district nursing services are functioning on nurses’ goodwill, says new
US study shows proportion of nurses on wards influences use of restraint.
Older people more likely to do outdoor activity if it’s recommended by a healthca
