Policies and guidance
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Health secretary defends controversial changes to care visas
The health and social care secretary has defended the government’s latest immigration plans, which would see overseas care workers prevented from bringing their dependents to the UK.
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A nurse who drugged patients to keep them quiet on an NHS stroke unit has been jailed for seven years and two months.
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A pay offer for nurses may not be made before the next financial year because the government is yet to trigger the NHS Pay Review Body (PRB) process for the 2024-25 pay round.
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The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) has announced that it will strike Lucy Letby off its professional register.
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District nurses should be able to prescribe wound dressings and nurses who want to innovate should not be held back by the “dead weight of management bureaucracy”, according to Wes Streeting.
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The Welsh Government must tighten laws on minimum safe staffing levels for nurses in the country’s health boards to ensure patients are properly looked after, a new report has urged.
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A group of paediatric nurses has led a petition calling for an immediate and indefinite ceasefire between Israel and Palestine to prevent further deaths and to ensure humanitarian aid can reach those impacted by the conflict.
Clinical
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Health inequity is a major problem in the criminal justice system for…
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Nurses acting as chaperones during intimate examinations need to be aware of…
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From April 2019, in England and Wales, medical examiners will ensure the…
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This last article in a three-part series examines the law and case…
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Should all hospitals adopt open visiting hours? This article discusses some of…
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This second article in a series of three explores the legal issues…