Nursing: Research Guide

Nursing leaders have called for a greater focus by children’s nurses on getting healthcare transition “right” for young people, as Mental Health Awareness Week gets underway. The post Children’s nurses urged to ‘champion’ healthcare transition for young people appeared first on Nursing Times.

A significant gap has opened up this year between the expected number of newly qualified graduates and the number of immediately available band 5 posts in Wales. The post Third of new nursing graduates in Wales facing no job to go to appeared first on Nursing Times.

Guy Collins on proposed changes to education standards and the minimum required hours for pre-registration nursing programmes. The post ‘Reducing nursing programme hours introduces notable risks if not supported by robust alternatives’ appeared first on Nursing Times.

The chief nursing officer for England has added his voice to those pushing back at negative comments made recently about nurses in advanced practice roles by doctors’ leaders. The post CNO ‘disappointed’ at criticism levelled at APs by doctors’ union appeared first on Nursing Times.

This article looks at how CMC MDT meetings and specialist nurse care are central to safe, coordinated care. The post How children with medical complexity nurses lead multidisciplinary teamwork appeared first on Nursing Times.

The implementation of legislation that would end hospital parking fees in Northern Ireland for staff and patients has been postponed again. The post Further wait for end to hospital parking fees for Northern Ireland nurses appeared first on Nursing Times.

Trudie Davies has been appointed as permanent chief executive of a trust providing a wide range of services across various settings, after just nine months in an interim in the role. The post Trust on improvement journey appoints chief exec with nursing background appeared first on Nursing Times.

Pioneering nurses Ethel Gordon Fenwick and Annie Brewster feature on a new coat of arms granted for use by a nursing organisation with close ties to the City of London. The post Nursing profession gains its own coat of arms in historic milestone appeared first on Nursing Times.

Arabella Penwarden writes about how support for post-traumatic stress disorder is there for veterans, but people need to want to access it. The post ‘The trauma echoes down the years and affects those that you love the most’ appeared first on Nursing Times.

Prisoners in England are between 40 and 70 times more likely to be harmed in an avoidable way while receiving healthcare than the general public, new research has found. The post Prisoners at very high risk of ‘avoidable harm’ from healthcare appeared first on Nursing Times.