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Editorial
New NHS uniforms won’t please everyone, but will they help you stand out from the crowd?
New nationally colour-coded garments for nurses and other staff groups have yet to win uni
Nursing Live: here’s why we hope you can join us for our celebration of nurses
Get your free ticket to our celebration of nurses and nursing – a unique event designed to
Martha’s rule: role nurses will play points to profession’s unique position of trust
The trust placed in nurses will be central to new process designed to enable patients and
Letby defiled her role, but she will never define the profession she betrayed
The neonatal nurse’s appalling crimes will inevitably introduce fear and mistrust to what
Innovation and patient advocacy: awards showcase the best of nursing
We reveal the finalists for the 2023 RCN Nursing Awards, whose work represents the quality
Worn-out and unrewarded: nurses’ pay dispute is fundamental to health service’s future
In the health service’s 75th anniversary year, nurses are keeping its founding principles
Nurses aren’t dazzled by golden hellos – being paid properly is what really counts
Employers are having to devise recruitment and retention packages to fill the salary gap,
NHS pay offer decision: questions to consider before you vote
With a new offer on the table for Agenda for Change staff in England following strike acti
Striking NHS nurses are sending a clear message that they’re in no mood for defeat
Industrial action is the product of years of pent-up frustration that is now fuelling NHS
Whatever you stance on striking, you deserve respect and fairness in your workplace
With picket lines of nurses likely to be springing up outside NHS workplaces soon, it’s im
Nurses’ strike ballot: a profession left with no other option
As another new government fails to offer solutions to the staffing and pay shortfalls in t
Should specialist nurses be asked to help cover cleaning duties on wards?
Luton and Dunstable University Hospital wrote to nurses asking them to fill ward staf
Until the government values nursing there will always be recruitment and retention crises.
Industrial action seems a strong possibility as nursing staff in the health service face pr
Ending free parking for hospital staff in England is out of touch with cost of living press
Nurses are crying out for work-life balance, and while new rules help, employers must find
Access to a proper staff room should not be too much to ask – and considering the complex c
Presenteeism is a product of the staffing crisis engulfing the health service.
