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WRES report shows ‘deeply painful’ racial inequities continue

Almost a sixth of all Black and minority ethnic staff working at English NHS trusts have experienced discrimination from co-workers in the last year, and face barriers to progressing in their organisations, according to a new report. The post WRES report shows ‘deeply painful’ racial inequities continue appeared first on Nursing Times.  

Five Positive Deposits to the Nurse’s Emotional Savings Account

Everyone has an emotional savings account from which they make withdrawals and add deposits, and nurses are no exception. Nursing can be a challenging profession, and emotional resilience is essential for nurses to develop throughout their careers. When it comes to your emotional savings account, what are five positive deposits that you can regularly make […]

Post Master’s Certificate in Nursing: What Is It?

Learn how the post master’s certificate in nursing works, who they’re for, and how to expand your practice with flexible post-grad nursing options. The post Post Master’s Certificate in Nursing: What Is It? appeared first on FRESHRN.  

Nursing at the Speed of Trust

Seeking a career in nursing could be seen as an exercise in trust. We nurses willingly endure a grueling educational experience, place ourselves in the hands of nursing professors and preceptors, and otherwise trust that the blood, sweat, tears, and expense of pursuing our goal is worthwhile. In essence, we move at the speed of […]

Nursing Tip of the Day! – Critical Care Nursing

Category: Critical Care Nursing  Respiratory failure can be classified as acute or chronic. Acute on chronic respiratory failure represents an acute deterioration in the presence of preexisting chronic pulmonary disease and chronic respiratory dysfunction. 

NMC vows to eliminate bias in regulatory processes by 2030

The Nursing and Midwifery Council has launched ambitious equality, diversity and inclusion targets to drive fairness in its regulatory processes, after a new review found bias in the way it handles cases involving Black and male professionals. The post NMC vows to eliminate bias in regulatory processes by 2030 appeared first on Nursing Times.