Corridor nursing: how can EDs maintain safety amid overcrowding?
Record overcrowding means patients arriving by ambulance are too often kept in corridors
Record overcrowding means patients arriving by ambulance are too often kept in corridors
Cancer diagnosis can be hard for young people who need high-quality nursing support
Alex Mancini now works with three neonatal networks and the aim is to roll work out across UK
For some patients such fears can be debilitating and may require psychological support
Pandemic pressures have contributed to problems for many, but support is available
Two nurses prompted by the pandemic to move jobs talk about their new career paths
If supported, adults with a learning disability can have happy and safe sexual relationships
What good care could look like as care home nursing evolves
How to support colleagues, increase reporting and response to incidents
NSPCC warns of a rise in cases of child exploitation during the pandemic
Compressed working hours may afford you more time off, but pose questions about safety
It’s an essential part of nursing, but should extend beyond patient care to self-care
Nurses encouraged to learn more about dangers posed by cytotoxic drugs
Delegation develops staff skills and confidence. Here’s what you need to know to do it well
More services are concentrating on keeping people safe at home and encouraging self-care
Macmillan’s 43 support workers have improved quality of service and patient experience
Dialectical behavioural therapy has transformed nursing care in an inpatient recovery unit
Conversations that draw out patients’ own reasons to make a health change