‘Let’s try and make 2026 the year of nurse leadership’
The nursing and midwifery professions are crammed full of some of the best leaders in health and social care, yet more must be done to get their voice heard and, most importantly, listened to. The post ‘Let’s try and make 2026 the year of nurse leadership’ appeared first on Nursing Times.
‘Vital voices are missing from nursing research’
Gemma Stacey, Rosalie Magboo and Ariel Lanada explain why there needs to be much greater diversity among those involved in nursing research. The post ‘Vital voices are missing from nursing research’ appeared first on Nursing Times.
PRN vs. Scheduled Meds: Quick Tips for Nursing Students
If you’re a nursing student, one of the first things you’ll notice during clinicals is that your patient’s MAR (Medication Administration Record) can look… well, overwhelming. It’s not just a single tidy list, it’s split into categories, and the two biggest categories are: You’ll spend the majority of your time in these tabs. So let’s […]
Utah Nurse Honored for Heroism After Shark Attack in St. Croix
When Chris Carroll and his wife flew to the Caribbean to celebrate their wedding anniversary, he expected a week of calm seas and coral reefs, not a life‑and‑death rescue. But…
A Conference Like No Other: Turning Courage Into Collective Action
In a moment when nursing, healthcare, and society are facing unprecedented strain and unprecedented pressure socio-politically, the Opportunity & Impact in Nursing Summit hosted by the American Nurses Association emerges…
New cancer plan launched to turn around ‘failing’ NHS cancer services
Nurses have welcomed the government’s ambitious new 10-year plan to make the NHS in England a global leader on cancer survival by 2035. The post New cancer plan launched to turn around ‘failing’ NHS cancer services appeared first on Nursing Times.
‘Cancer nurses are at the heart of care – and the NHS is backing them’
Chief nursing officer Duncan Burton highlights what the new national cancer plan for England will mean for nursing practice. The post ‘Cancer nurses are at the heart of care – and the NHS is backing them’ appeared first on Nursing Times.
Nursing Tip of the Day! – Critical Care Nursing
Category: Critical Care Nursing Patients with esophageal disease such as cancer, Barrett esophagus, strictures, prior radiation and varices are particularly vulnerable to rupture, most commonly at the left posterolateral aspect of the distal esophagus.
New intensive care services guidelines welcomed by critical care nurses
New guidelines on intensive care services, which distinguish between minimum standards and best practice, have been welcomed as “an important tool” for critical care nurses. The post New intensive care services guidelines welcomed by critical care nurses appeared first on Nursing Times.
‘Digital health technologies hold great promise in supporting individuals with dementia’
Mental health nurse Adam Howorth explores the potential utilisation of digital health technologies in the management of dementia. The post ‘Digital health technologies hold great promise in supporting individuals with dementia’ appeared first on Nursing Times.