Cardiff University strikes called off but problems ‘far from over’
A planned strike over cuts to nursing and many other courses at Cardiff University has been called off. The post Cardiff University strikes called off but problems ‘far from over’ appeared first on Nursing Times.
Coproduction of healthcare services: what is it all about?
This article explores the concept of coproduction and looks at how we can use it to build more sustainable and cost-effective services. The post Coproduction of healthcare services: what is it all about? appeared first on Nursing Times.
‘No matter how inexperienced, positive change isn’t beyond your reach’
Makeda Deans looks at the struggles of building familiarity in a new environment, discussing the importance of support and guidance when becoming a newly qualified nurse. The post ‘No matter how inexperienced, positive change isn’t beyond your reach’ appeared first on Nursing Times.
‘These talented students are already making such a difference’
Chief nursing officer for England Duncan Burton highlights the winners of the Student Nursing Times Awards 2025 and reflects on the impact they are making. The post ‘These talented students are already making such a difference’ appeared first on Nursing Times.
End social care ‘status quo’ and enact reforms, MPs demand
Deep reform to adult social care cannot be “kicked down the road any longer”, say health leaders, after the publication of a new report by the UK Parliament’s Health and Social Care Committee. The post End social care ‘status quo’ and enact reforms, MPs demand appeared first on Nursing Times.
Nursing Tip of the Day! – Critical Care Nursing
Category: Critical Care Nursing The kidney is both a source of mediators that promote hypertension (angiotensin II) and a target of high systemic arterial pressure. Chronic hypertension is second to diabetes mellitus as a primary cause of renal insufficiency.
How could AI have an impact on the lives of people living with dementia?
This weeks’ blog is by Dr Catharine Jenkins, Associate Professor, Dementia Care, Birmingham City University (catharine.jenkins@bcu.ac.uk). This blog is the second in our theme focusing on artificial intelligence. Artificial Intelligence (AI), like Evidence-Based Practice, uses previous knowledge to expand on, reframe and develop new ideas. In this blog, catharine.jenkins@bcu.ac.uk, interviews ChatGPT, and interrogates it as […]
Springer Publishing Joins ANA in Honoring The Power of Nurses™
This National Nurses Week (May 6–12), Springer Publishing proudly stands alongside the American Nurses Enterprise—comprised of the American Nurses Association (ANA), American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC), and American Nurses Foundation (ANF)—to celebrate The Power of Nurses™. This national campaign highlights nurses as the driving force behind compassionate care, innovation, and transformative change in healthcare. From […]
VA Nurses Struggle in Uncertain Times
Like many of their federal colleagues, nurses who staff the Department of Veterans Administration (VA) are dealing with tremendous uncertainty. In February, an AP story pointed out that nurses caring for military veterans through the VA were grappling with a Trump administration deferred resignation offer amid longstanding staffing shortages and that unions were discouraging nurses […]
Nursing Tip of the Day! – Critical Care Nursing
Category: Critical Care Nursing Heart rate and blood pressure in aortic dissection should be promptly reduced. Titratable combined modality therapy to promote vasodilation (nitroprusside) and control cardiac contractility (esmolol) is advocated for this disorder.