Frailty in people living with cancer: what you need to know
Frailty affects half of all older people living with cancer and nurses’ awareness is vital
Frailty affects half of all older people living with cancer and nurses’ awareness is vital
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Read digital editionThe benefits of the NHS pension and why it is such good value for nurses
Nurses in Derbyshire will be the first to wear the uniform, which comes in various colours
Could your workplace be the next to adopt new shift pattern after popularity of pilot?
Frailty affects half of all older people living with cancer and nurses’ awareness is vital
Ex-minister criticises court order stopping UK online access to article on killer’s trial
New definitions in professional framework aim to end ‘ambiguity’ that can limit careers
Meeting the palliative and end of life needs of people with dementia to live independently
The condition is a medical emergency – but various approaches can guide its nursing care
Realistic aims and strategies tailored to patients’ needs can affect their quality of life
Perceptions of elderspeak vary so they should be based on the preferences of the older adult
Encouraging a proactive and person-centred approach to risk assessment and management
White lies' can be useful when caring for people with dementia, but is it ethical to...
Judging when it’s appropriate to touch a patient or relative – and when it’s not
Tips on initiating constructive conversations and where to seek support over poor leadership
Tips for identifying worrying signs and supporting yourself and colleagues
Nurses from Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland on the pros of their nations’ uniforms
Team-based rostering pilots point to improved staff retention and greater collaboration
Nurse experts share their advice on how to prepare well and engage an audience
Shared decision-making means providing information that allows informed consent
Patient’s death tells us what we already know, but will it change anything?
Nurses should understand the benefits of positive risk-taking
The interventions that can help, from cultural events to peer support and orientation
How to give yourself the best chance by eating well, requesting breaks and managing sleep
Showing a passion for the nursing specialty and telling managers what you want will help
Tips on bringing your best to interview and tackling stress and anxiety head-on
My tips on using effective, inclusive leadership to improve care and staff retention
With a little support, autistic nurses like me will thrive at work and enrich nursing care