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Comorbidities biggest risk when giving birth

Comorbidities are the most significant contributor to maternal deaths, a new study published in the British Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology (BJOG).

Highest flu rates for three years

This year has seen the highest level of reported flu cases since the 2012 flu season.

QNI announces latest projects to receive funding

The QNI has announced the latest projects to receive funds from their annual Fund for Innovation and Leadership for 2015.

MHRA tackles illegal medicine websites

The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) closed down more than 1,600 websites illegally advertising and selling medicines last year.

Diabetes lowers life expectancy

People with type 1 diabetes have shorter lives than those without the condition, a study by researchers at Dundee University and the Scottish Diabetes Research Network has found.

Community rollout of Friends and Family Test needs 'open mind'

An 'open mind' will be needed when evaluating the results of the Friends and Family test (FFT) for community nursing services says district nursing leader.

Half a million more cancer cases since 2010

The number of people in the UK living with cancer will rise to a record 2.5 million in 2015, according to figures published by Macmillan Cancer Support.

Scottish Labour promises boost for nurse numbers

Scottish Labour leader Jim Murphy, announced yesterday that the Labour party's UK-wide mansion tax would be used to fund 1000 more nurses in Scotland.
Speaking in Edinburgh, Mr Murphy unveiled this as...

Audit of sepsis diagnosis in general practice announced

An audit of GP practices will be conducted to assess their performance treating sepsis, as part of new proposals announced by the DH.

Nurses on New Year's Honours list 2015

Primary care nurses have been included in 2015's new years honours list.
Twenty-one members of the nursing profession were honoured in this year's list with around a quarter representing primary care...

UK nurse with Ebola 'in critical condition'

Pauline Cafferkey, the public health nurse diagnosed with Ebola after returning from Sierra Leone, is in a 'critical condition' the Royal Free Hospital has announced.

Top 5 professional articles of 2014

The professional section in each magazine is the most varied in topic but always with the aim to enhance a nurses day to day practice. Whether it is an example of good practice in a clinical area, a...

PCN Expo

With revalidation being introduced in late 2015, it has never been more important to keep up-to-date with the latest developments in clinical practice. PCN Expo has a unique blend of therapy-specific,...

BJM study days

The British Journal of Midwifery is holding a series of study days towards the end of this year, designed to offer educational updates for midwives. The study days take place in 10 different locations...

Top 5 clinical news of 2014

Stories about outbreaks, pandemics and clinical practices usually dominate mainstream media for weeks on end. 2014 was no exception as there were a number of conditions and practices that took over...

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