All nursing staff working in GP practices in England will automatically be included in a new state-backed indemnity scheme
The Journal of Health Visiting is hosting a series of free study days, for nurses, school nurses, public health nurses and health visitors, and any other healthcare professionals with an interest in...
New cases of tuberculosis (TB) in England have fallen to the lowest levels since records began in 1960, research by Public Health England has found
The NHS will have a shortfall of 108,000 full-time equivalent nurses in ten years’ time if current trends continue, a report by three healthcare think tanks has found
Smoking strong cannabis increases the risk of serious mental illnesses such as psychosis, a study has found
The closure of 41 laboratories coinciding with the launch of a new awareness campaign has left cervical screening services in meltdown, a leading expert has said
Just half of local authorities offer all smokers the best support to quit, due to government cuts to public health budgets, a report from Action on Smoking and Health and Cancer Research UK has found
Professor Jacqueline Dunkley-Bent has been appointed as England's first Chief Midwifery Officer
Thousands of people in danger of developing kidney disease (CKD) remain unaware that they are at risk
The British Journal of Nursing (BJN) celebrated outstanding nursing care at its 21st awards ceremony
Over a third of women aged 25-29 years old in Wales do not attend cervical screening, research from Cervical Screening Wales has found
The role provides great opportunities for patients and nurses, writes Yemisi Osho
As Britain faces leaving the EU without a deal, Donna Kinnair discusses the implications for the NHS
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