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Long-term PPI use may not increase stomach cancer risk after all
Long-term use of proton pump inhibitors (PPIs), widely used for acid reflux and ulcers, may not be linked to any increased risk of developing gastric cancer, according to researchers from Scandinavia. The post Long-term PPI use may not increase stomach cancer risk after all appeared first on Nursing..
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‘We are gradually becoming the strong and independent regulator people want’
NMC leader Paul Rees provides a guide to the UK nursing and midwifery regulator's improvement journey over the past 18 months. The post ‘We are gradually becoming the strong and independent regulator people want’ appeared first on Nursing Times.
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Launch: the 2026 Nursing Times Awards are now open for entries
Entries are now open for the 2026 Nursing Times Awards – read on to find out more about the award categories, the awards ceremony and how you can enter this year The post Launch: the 2026 Nursing Times Awards are now open for entries appeared first on Nursing Times.
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Nurses told not to focus solely on BMI in new eating disorder guidance
School nurses and practice nursing staff are among those who will be offered training to spot the early signs of eating disorders, as part of a major overhaul of NHS guidance in the area. The post Nurses told not to focus solely on BMI in new eating disorder guidance appeared first on Nursing Times.
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MPs criticise ‘failure’ to deliver on plans for children’s health services
The government has “failed” to deliver on plans to improve children’s health outcomes in their first 1,000 days of life, especially on vaccination and health visitor numbers, according to an influential group of MPs. The post MPs criticise ‘failure’ to deliver on plans for children’s hea..
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Midwife leaders launch campaign for safe staffing in maternity services
A new campaign has been launched by the Royal College of Midwives (RCM) calling on ministers to take urgent action to address chronic staffing shortages in UK maternity services. The post Midwife leaders launch campaign for safe staffing in maternity services appeared first on Nursing Times.
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Nursing Times launches brand new event for nurse and midwife leaders
A major new event for nursing and midwifery leaders will take place later this year, with the aim of fostering and driving the profession’s influence and impact. The post Nursing Times launches brand new event for nurse and midwife leaders appeared first on Nursing Times.
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Landmark initiative to strengthen voice of community children’s nurses
A new group has been launched specifically to raise the profile and provide professional support for children’s nurses working in community settings. The post Landmark initiative to strengthen voice of community children’s nurses appeared first on Nursing Times.
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Charity issues warning on spike in older people waiting for days in A&E
There has been an “exponential increase” in patients aged over 65 experiencing a wait of between one and three days in accident and emergency departments, a leading charity has warned. The post Charity issues warning on spike in older people waiting for days in A&E appeared first on Nursing..
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Researchers to investigate impact of stress on intensive care nurses
A group of UK researchers are planning to measure stress levels among critical care nurses to see if it impacts on patient care and whether efforts should focus on creating a calmer, more resilient workforce. The post Researchers to investigate impact of stress on intensive care nurses appeared firs..
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Nursing care provided by children’s hospice rated ‘outstanding’ by CQC
A hospice in Kent, which provides end-of-life care and support for babies, children, young people and their families, has been rated as ‘outstanding’ overall by regulators. The post Nursing care provided by children’s hospice rated ‘outstanding’ by CQC appeared first on Nursing Times.
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The role of curiosity as a compassionate tool for de-escalating violence
Discover how curiosity, alongside de-escalation, can help nurses manage workplace violence with empathy, reflection and safer patient care. The post The role of curiosity as a compassionate tool for de-escalating violence appeared first on Nursing Times.
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‘The fallout from failing to hand over services responsibly is human as well as operational’
Chrissla Davis on how the transfer of commissioned services from one organisation to another should be straightforward. The post ‘The fallout from failing to hand over services responsibly is human as well as operational’ appeared first on Nursing Times.
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Lucy Letby to face no criminal charges over further allegations
No criminal charges are to be brought against Lucy Letby in relation to further allegations of deaths and non-fatal collapses of babies, according to the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS). The post Lucy Letby to face no criminal charges over further allegations appeared first on Nursing Times.
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Former nurse appointed to lead the regulator of UK pharmacists
Former nurse Kathie Cashell has been appointed as the new chief executive and registrar of the regulatory body for pharmacists working in the UK. The post Former nurse appointed to lead the regulator of UK pharmacists appeared first on Nursing Times.
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RCN welcomes ‘ambition’ of new affordable home plan for London
A new scheme to deliver thousands of rent-controlled, affordable homes for key workers in the capital has been welcomed in principle by the Royal College of Nursing. The post RCN welcomes ‘ambition’ of new affordable home plan for London appeared first on Nursing Times.
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NHS is a truly ‘family affair’ for the Bashirs of West Yorkshire
Ten members of the Bashir family and their extended relatives now work at Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, many as nursing staff, having been inspired by two sisters. The post NHS is a truly ‘family affair’ for the Bashirs of West Yorkshire appeared first on Nursing Times.
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Paracetamol in pregnancy ‘does not’ increase risk of autism or ADHD
Women who take paracetamol during pregnancy do not increase the risk of autism, attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) or learning disability in their children, according to UK researchers. The post Paracetamol in pregnancy ‘does not’ increase risk of autism or ADHD appeared first on Nu..
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‘Every single conversation we have has the potential to count’
Sarah Mulindwa shares frontline experiences of HIV stigma and how the Risk to Reasons initiative is empowering women to talk openly about prevention. The post ‘Every single conversation we have has the potential to count’ appeared first on Nursing Times.
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Insomnia: a symptom that merits holistic assessment and treatment
History taking and assessment enable nurses to adopt a problem-solving approach to help patients improve sleep. The post Insomnia: a symptom that merits holistic assessment and treatment appeared first on Nursing Times.
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Test your knowledge on insomnia: a symptom that merits holistic assessment and treatment
Test your knowledge and gain evidence of your professional development with Nursing Times Self-assessment bite-sized CPD. The post Test your knowledge on insomnia: a symptom that merits holistic assessment and treatment appeared first on Nursing Times.
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Darlington nurses were ‘unlawfully harassed’ over trust trans rules
An employment tribunal in Newcastle has found that eight Darlington nurses who complained about a trans colleague using single sex changing rooms at work suffered harassment. The post Darlington nurses were ‘unlawfully harassed’ over trust trans rules appeared first on Nursing Times.
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Pulse oximeters prove ‘less accurate’ for patients with darker skin tones
Pulse oximeters that can be used at home to detect hypoxaemia give higher readings for patients with darker than lighter skin tones, according to UK researchers. The post Pulse oximeters prove ‘less accurate’ for patients with darker skin tones appeared first on Nursing Times.
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Six weeks in cast ‘no less effective’ than surgery for unstable ankle fractures
Wearing a cast for six weeks appears to be no less effective than surgery for healing unstable ankle fractures and carries fewer treatment related harms, according to Finnish researchers. The post Six weeks in cast ‘no less effective’ than surgery for unstable ankle fractures appeared first on N..
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Guidance aims to combat racism against Northern Ireland social care staff
The Department of Health in Northern Ireland has today published guidelines to support social care employers in identifying, preventing and responding to incidents of racism in the workplace. The post Guidance aims to combat racism against Northern Ireland social care staff appeared first on Nursing..
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RCN issues latest warning on impact of ‘corridor care’ on nurses
Corridor care has become a “permanent fixture” in health service hospitals with some nursing staff describing conditions as akin to “torture”, according to the Royal College of Nursing. The post RCN issues latest warning on impact of ‘corridor care’ on nurses appeared first on Nursing Ti..
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New video shines light on key role of nurses who give cancer treatment
A video has been made highlighting the key role of systemic anti-cancer therapy (SACT) cancer nurses, in the wake of concerns about shortages in hospital oncology departments across the UK. The post New video shines light on key role of nurses who give cancer treatment appeared first on Nursing Time..
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Thousands of private sector nurses go on strike in New York
Up to 15,000 private sector nurses were expected to take strike action today in New York over a range of issues linked to staffing levels, patient safety and other grievances. The post Thousands of private sector nurses go on strike in New York appeared first on Nursing Times.
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An exercise programme for older people with frailty in the community
A community healthcare provider launched a quality-improvement project to develop a home-based exercise programme for housebound individuals. The post An exercise programme for older people with frailty in the community appeared first on Nursing Times.
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New 24-hour end-of-life care support service launches in Birmingham
A new service has been launched to help people across Birmingham and Solihull to access specialist end of life and palliative care in their own homes. The post New 24-hour end-of-life care support service launches in Birmingham appeared first on Nursing Times.
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