‘Yellow blankets’ helping reduce falls in emergency department
A simple way of identifying patients at risk of falling is proving successful at improving patient safety in the accident and emergency department at a hospital in Northern Ireland. The post ‘Yellow blankets’ helping reduce falls in emergency department appeared first on Nursing Times.
RCN takes aim at Reform over plans affecting migrant nursing staff
Plans to scrap indefinite leave to remain in the UK are akin to threatening to sack migrant nursing staff and “abhorrent beyond words”, unions have said in response to a new policy from Reform UK. The post RCN takes aim at Reform over plans affecting migrant nursing staff appeared first on Nursing Times.
Correctional Nurse Professional Practice Update: The New ANA Code of Ethics Provision 6
We have reviewed Provisions 1 through 5 of the new 2025 ANA Code of Ethics for Nurses. Today, we turn to Provision 6, which emphasizes the nurse’s role, individually and collectively, in creating, maintaining, and improving the ethical environment of the workplace. This provision highlights that a supportive moral climate is not optional; it is […]
England’s CNO confirmed as part of joint executive team
The chief nursing officer for England, Duncan Burton, has been confirmed as a member of new leadership group for the health service, as part of a national restructure. The post England’s CNO confirmed as part of joint executive team appeared first on Nursing Times.
‘The nursing associate model immerses students in care from the beginning’
Lili Hyland argues why she believes training as a nursing associate should in future be the main route into nursing rather than university degrees. The post ‘The nursing associate model immerses students in care from the beginning’ appeared first on Nursing Times.
The perils and pitfalls of medication in the older person
This article explores polypharmacy and the risk of adverse effects of medication in older people. The post The perils and pitfalls of medication in the older person appeared first on Nursing Times.
The Relentless School Nurse: No, Tylenol Doesn’t Cause Autism – Why Facts Matter Over Fear
Later today, the White House is expected to announce that they have “identified the cause of autism in children.” Reports indicate they will blame Tylenol use during pregnancy for autism—a claim that is not supported by science and is deeply harmful. This kind of announcement is more than bad science—it’s a return to a…
Cardiology vs. Neurology Nursing: How to Choose the Right Specialty for YOU
Cardiology vs. neurology nursing: what’s the difference? Explore the unique skills, challenges, and rewards of each specialty to find the best fit for your nursing career. The post Cardiology vs. Neurology Nursing: How to Choose the Right Specialty for YOU appeared first on FRESHRN.
RN to BSN Programs in Florida: Compare Costs, Timelines, and Admission Tips
Explore RN to BSN programs in Florida with this guide comparing costs, timelines, and admission tips to help you choose the best program for your goals. The post RN to BSN Programs in Florida: Compare Costs, Timelines, and Admission Tips appeared first on FRESHRN.
Your Guide to Accelerated BSN Programs in Connecticut
Explore accelerated BSN programs in Connecticut with this guide covering costs, admission requirements, timelines, and tips to decide if this fast-paced path to nursing is right for you. The post Your Guide to Accelerated BSN Programs in Connecticut appeared first on FRESHRN.