Secukinumab is effective in treating moderate to severe cases of plaque psoriasis, two studies have found.
A conference focusing on legal issues that might affect nurses and midwives will be held on 5 March, at BPP University in London.
RCN members have voted to accept the government's offer of a 1% consolidated pay rise for 2015-16.
A Scottish general practice has trialled using ANPs to see more patients. Kelly Reid and Khyber Alam explain
Parkinson’s UK has launched a network to support health and social care professionals treating the estimated 127,000 patients in the UK affected by the condition.
Effective pain therapy can make a considerable difference to quality of life, says Beverley Bostock-Cox
HEE has produced a short film to support the improvement of patient safety, as part of the Commission on Education and Training for Patients.
Specialist nurses can be used to increase efficiency and cut costs said nursing lecturer.
Healthcare unions such as the RCM and Unison have voted to accept the government's offer of a consolidated 1% pay rise.
Up to 80% of people with asthma may have winter hayfever, which is being mistaken for the common cold, which could increase the risk of an asthma attack, says Asthma UK.
The chance of developing genetic mutations in blood cells that can lead to leukaemia increases as a person gets older, a study published in Cell Reports has found.
Dr Dennis Gillings, the world dementia envoy, opening the Global Dementia Legacy Event on 19 June 2014.
A new law that prohibits driving while under the influence of several commonly prescribed drugs has come into force today.
Nurses should take a careful history and follow this with diagnostic testing, explains Suneeta Kochhar
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