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Pandemic ‘exacerbating’ pay and conditions issues for practice nurses
Some general practice nurses in England are being denied employer sick pay for coronavirus-related absences, a survey has revealed. The Queen’s Nursing Institute was asked by NHS England to “capture the experiences” of general practice nurses in the first wave of the pandemic. "There are… The post Pandemic ‘exacerbating’ pay and conditions issues for practice […]
Diabetes network expands support via new website
A team of diabetes specialists that developed a social media network for people with the condition when the outbreak of Covid-19 first began is hoping to extend its reach and support with the launch of a new website. The Team Diabetes 101 Twitter account was… The post Diabetes network expands support via new website appeared […]
‘No plans’ to reintroduce paid placements for student nurses in Wales and Scotland
Leaders in Scotland and Wales have said they will not be asking final year student nurses to return to paid clinical placements at this stage in the coronavirus pandemic. However, the situation is being kept under close review by the devolved governments in both countries.… The post ‘No plans’ to reintroduce paid placements for student […]
PM urged to personally intervene and ‘speed up’ nurse pay rise
An immediate pay rise for NHS workers would be good for the economy and would potentially convince burned out staff who are considering leaving the health service to stay, unions have told the prime minister. The 14 health unions fighting for a pay rise for… The post PM urged to personally intervene and ‘speed up’ […]
Funding support for social care to fill ‘high and rising’ staff gaps
The government has answered a plea from the adult social care sector for help to alleviate the “extreme staffing pressure” currently facing providers due to a spike in coronavirus-related absences. The Department of Health and Social Care has given local authorities an emergency £120m fund… The post Funding support for social care to fill ‘high […]
Final panel decision: What should happen to a nurse who administered medication to  a patient without a prescription?
Find out how the NMC panel acted in this case. Not yet read the case? Read the charge and background here Having determined that Nurse A’s fitness to practise was impaired, the panel considered what sanction, if any, was appropriate. The panel identified the following as… The post Final panel decision: What should happen to a […]
What should happen to a nurse who administered medication to  a patient without a prescription?
A nurse faced the Nursing and Midwifery Council’s panel after  she administered medication intravenously to a patient without a prescription and did not record this in patient or hospital records The charges It was alleged that Nurse A: 1. Administered a medication intravenously to Patient… The post What should happen to a nurse who administered […]
Nursing Times Careers Live events in 2021
Our careers fairs return with a combination of virtual and physical events planned throughout 2021 – find out more below It’s a new year so it could be a new career. As ever, Nursing Times will be here to support you throughout 2021 with your… The post Nursing Times Careers Live events in 2021 appeared […]
Civilian lunatic asylums during the First World War: A study of austerity on London’s fringe
Title: Civilian Lunatic Asylums During the First World War: A study of Austerity on London’s fringe Authors: Dr Claire Hilton Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan (Springer Nature) Reviewer: Dr Peter Carter What was it like? When I first saw the title I anticipated, knowing Claire’s work, that… The post Civilian lunatic asylums during the First World War: […]
Nurses’ experiences of recording vital signs electronically: a pilot study
A patient’s National Early Warning Score is calculated based on their vital signs. A study trialled a system called Patientrack that records vital signs electronically; this article discusses the results for patients and feedback from staff The post Nurses’ experiences of recording vital signs electronically: a pilot study appeared first on Nursing Times.

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