Erin Dean
Erin Dean
Nursing student Rhiannon Owen was at a cash machine in a busy area of London on a Saturday night when a taxi swerved towards her and the driver screamed at her to run. Looking up, she saw a man three metres away holding a knife with a 12-in...
Kathy Oxtoby
Kathy Oxtoby
Vintage-looking ear syringes, blood pressure monitors and other equipment from the early days of the NHS all feature in a nurse's case being used to help people living with dementia.
Jodie Deards, winner of the RCNi Nurse Awards 2017 Commitment to Carers category, earned her degree as part of Australia's first cohort of university-trained nurses in 1993. She came to the UK on a two-year working holiday in 2000 but staye...
Stroke in childhood [0.03%]
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Lynne Pearce
Lynne Pearce
Essential facts About 400 children a year have a stroke in the UK. Many are left with severe disability. While there have been improvements in diagnosis and treatment in recent years, the condition is still not as well recognised as stroke ...
Women are mistaking menopause symptoms for side effects of potentially lifesaving breast cancer drugs, causing them to stop treatment.
Mental capacity law [0.03%]
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Rose Gallacher
Rose Gallacher
What was the nature of the CPD activity, practice-related feedback and/or event and/or experience in your practice? The article provided information about mental capacity law. It outlined how capacity assessments are undertaken, and how bes...
Higher intelligence in childhood is associated with lower lifetime risk of major causes of death, including heart disease, stroke, smoking-related cancers, respiratory disease and dementia.
Women feel better about their body image following 30 minutes of exercise, according to researchers.
Would you say that nursing is in control of its own destiny? Recent evidence would suggest otherwise, with politicians, policy wonks and general managers having a greater say than nurses themselves about the profession's future.
The NHS faces 'serious challenges in maintaining standards of care', with senior managers worried about having the right levels of staff, according to a new report.