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How can we improve the care of Deaf patients?
By training more D/deaf nurses, says Jennifer. As one of the very first Deaf registered nurses, she’s seen first hand the positive impact it can have and explains here why good communication is key.
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Racism is a wound
Racism is a wound
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‘Our son Laurie gave life to four men’
Our son Laurie gave life to four men
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‘A pay rise recognises a job well done’
Nader explains why he’s supporting our Fair Pay For Nursing campaign after meeting members at a recent RCN rally
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Lucky to be left with £50 a month
Lucky to be left with 50 pounds a month
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'It's just a finger prick'
Nursing associate LeaSuwanna explains, from personal experience, how important and easy it is to get tested for HIV
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How to have a greener Christmas
Having a greener Christmas and a sustainable new year can help you save cash while saving the environment, says Rhea.
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Nursing strike: ‘Our priority was patient care’
Nurses in Northern Ireland didn't go on strike lightly in 2019. But Edna explains how patient care was their priority throughout.
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Blame, shame and retrain? There’s a better way to learn
Carol reflects on how a clinical error could have been better managed.
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‘I can’t vote in this ballot, but I’ll back it all the way’
All nursing staff are set to benefit from a successful strike for fair pay, says Steve, who’s supporting our pay campaign as a member working in the independent sector