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Any nurse could have contact with patients who have been accused or convicted of an offenc
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What to do if your boss has their ‘pet’ people
Nurses say that favouritism is something is common in healthcare settings and can lead to
How to find your voice and make it heard so you can stand out from the crowd
Finding your professional voice can help you stand out from the crowd and boost your confi
Hostile patients: how to deal with aggression, verbal attacks and other forms of abuse
Nurses are all too familiar with a whole spectrum of hostile behaviour – so why do patient
Racism in the NHS: do you feel safe to stand up and be counted in your workplace?
Nurses have a new guide to addressing racist behaviour and incidents in the workplace – fi
Young onset dementia: how to spot it, and the symptoms you might not expect
People under 65 with dementia can struggle to get a diagnosis and appropriate care, making
Workplace aggression: how to handle difficult colleagues and when to raise concerns
What to do if hostile, rude or negligent behaviour from a colleague or manager is affectin
Sleep deprived? How to get a good rest, whatever your shift pattern
Nurses who work shifts are prone to sleep problems because of disruption to the circadian
Challenging clinical decisions: how to raise concerns about care
Nurses may find it difficult to question senior colleagues about patient care decisions.
Using every team member’s skills to improve the patient experience
The One Step at a Time initiative, developed as a result of a nurse’s own experience of ca
Gloves off: how to implement greener infection control with one small change
Nurse’s award-winning campaign showed how reducing disposable glove use can save healthcar
Omissions of truth or white lies may be a patient’s way to avoid judgement, but can jeopard
RCN Nursing Awards 2022 Patient’s Choice winner Sarah Malik champions choice and communicat
Alison Bunce’s community initiative puts compassion and kindness first, coordinating servic
From college nurse to senior lecturer, five learning disability nurses explain how they wer
Nurses can find it difficult to discuss how a patient wishes to die.
Men can feel embarrassed when talking about penile, testicular and breast cancer and nurses
