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Interim report plans to provide NHS with £50bn by 2030

Lord Darzi has released the independent review which examined the state and quality of health and social care services and made recommendations

The Global Forum on Incontinence

The 7th biennial Global Forum on Incontinence (GFI) brought together more than 300 people from across the world with an interest in incontinence and continence care. The theme of this year’s forum was...

Findings reveal a shortage of cancer nurses

A study across NHS England has found a shortage of specialist cancer nurses and support workers

New hope for people living with incontinence from ground-breaking study

A new study has identified a set of Key Performance Indicators to improve standards of care for people living with incontinence

RCN responds to report revealing a lack of registered children’s nurses

The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) has responded an audit that revealed the current state of children and young people’s health services

International Nurses’ Day

Nurses from across the UK will be supporting colleagues in need for International Nurses’ Day on 12 May

Record number of nurses from the EU leave amid Brexit uncertainty

Brexit has caused a record number of nurses and midwives from EU27 countries to leave the UK as the NHS staffing crisis continues

NMC to review its current registration fee ‘in more detail’

The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) will review their registration costs amid concerns over the declining size of the register.

Recognising glandular fever amid diagnostic complications

Suneeta Kochhar presents a checklist for identifying and treating this condition

Management of incontinence associated dermatitis

Joanne Hoyle discusses how nurses can treat and manage dermatitis brought on by incontinence

New guidelines for NTM-PD

Beverley Bostock-Cox looks at the latest guidance on the presentation and diagnosis of this respiratory condition

The looming threat of opioids

A crisis across the Atlantic has the potential to repeat itself in the UK, writes Alex Turnbull

Allergic rhinitis: assessing the triggers and treatments

As hay fever season approaches again, Hetal Dhruve explains its causes and most effective treatments

Hundreds of women are having vaginal mesh implants removed

New data reveals that hundreds of women have had vaginal mesh implants removed due to serious health complications.

Personalised NHS budgets for thousands of patients

Thousands of patients could be set to receive personalised NHS budgets to manage their own mental or physical health conditions.

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