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Innovations in the community

Crystal Oldman discusses using patient feedback and tackling loneliness

Abdominal aortic aneurysms

Awareness, monitoring and management explained by Leanne Atkin, Michael van Orsouw and Emma Bond

New primary care nursing lead for the Royal College of Nursing

Kathryn Yates, a nurse with over 25 years experience in primary and acute care, has been appointed as primary care lead for the Royal College of Nursing (RCN)

Gap in lifespans between richest and poorest expanding

The gap between the longest and shortest lifespans is widening, with links to socioeconomic status, a report by the CASS Business School and the International Longevity Centre has found.

More clarity needed to increase recruitment in general practice nursing

The General Practice Forward View has failed to set a target for practice nurse recruitment, despite pledging to invest more into the workforce

The quiet revolution

At a time of radical change to the nursing workforce, Seeta Bhardwa, quizzed health minister Ben Gummer MP, on the latest developments and his low-key approach to driving them through

NICE guideline on type 1 diabetes

Key points about how this guidance applies to primary care professionals are highlighted by David Morris

The benefits of nurse partners

Scott Lister and Louise Marriott discuss the next step in practice nurse development

E-cigarettes should be promoted as a safe smoking cessation device

Electronic cigarettes are a safer alternative to smoking concludes a report by the Tobacco Advisory Group of the Royal College of Physicians (RCP).

London nurses are struggling with housing costs due to pay cuts

Nearly half of London nurses have considered leaving the city due to increasing house prices

First practice nursing figures reveal lack of nurses in senior roles

There are only 15 FTE nurse partners in GP practices in England according to new figures from the HSCIC

Meningitis public awareness campaign announced

A new public awareness campaign on the risks of meningitis, septicemia and sepsis has been announced after an e-petition on the subject was debated in parliament

Campaign to increase vaccination rates

Healthcare professionals and parents are being urged to ensure children are vaccinated, as part of the WHOs European Vaccination Week

Vaccinations may be more effective in the morning

Flu vaccinations may be more effective when administered in the morning, a study from the University of Birmingham has found.

RCN publishes updated FGM guidance

The Royal College of Nursing has published the third edition of its guidance for nurses and midwives on female genital mutilation (FGM)

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