Caught on camera

Marc Cornock, Andrew Nichols

Caught on camera

Marc Cornock, Andrew Nichols

Notice board

The never-ending shift

Clemence Manyukwe

Student life - community relations

Gary James

Good nutrition

Kathy Hayhurst

Chronic pain: clinical features, assessment and treatment

Carolyn Mackintosh, Sue Elson

Chronic pain: clinical features, assessment and treatment

Carolyn Mackintosh, Sue Elson

Female genital mutilation

Teresa Ball

Female genital mutilation

Teresa Ball

Examining the impact of a specialist care homes support team

Donna Doherty, Sue Davies, Lorraine Woodcock

Corrections

Basingstoke’s own nurse on top is reason for our success

Jenny Dykes

Age slows you but it does not have to curb your enthusiasm

Sheila Corrigan

Enough defensiveness, start accepting we are not perfect

Stephen Jones

Public education is crucial to improving stroke care

Ellen Peters

For the big NHS bucks, get into multi-channel integration

Stephen Weeks

Concentrate on end-of-life care, not changing the law

Celia Manson

Nurses favour improved care rather than euthanasia

Les Storey

The aim is quality, whether at degree or diploma level

Val Moore

Stop bombarding people with healthier lifestyle messages

Barbara Evans

Good enough for nurses but not for consultants?

Malcolm Harrison

Misguided managers tied up in knots over wedding bands and infection

Marie Kerr

Shadows of the workhouse

Sam Chenery-Morris

The best of the week’s health-related TV and radio

Margaret Paul

Shadows of the Workhouse

Sam Chenery-Morris

Safety in Numbers – Nurse-to-Patient Ratios and the Future of Health Care

Gerry O’Dwyer

Values for Care Practice – Health and Social Care Theory and Practice

Marc Cornock

Safety in numbers – nurse-to-patient ratios and the future of health care

Gerry O’Dwyer

Values for Care Practice – Health and Social Care Theory and Practice

Marc Cornock

Webwise

Bill Scott

Standard life - Daniel Allen has a complaint to make about the NHS complaints procedure

Daniel Allen

Readers panel - Do obese people need to take more responsibility for their weight? We asked our readers panel

Steve Flatt, Paul Jebb, Julie Clarke, Bríd Hehir

Starting out - Showing real empathy helped my patient on a difficult day

Jody Lyttle

Slow advance

Jane Bates

Outsidein - Water, water everywhere, but not a drop to drink. David Newnham laments

David Newnham

No barrier to care

Lindsay Kennedy

Voices - the key to good nursing care is in the minutiae, writes Chris Beasley

Dame Chris Beasley

Making the most of life

Linda Bishop

Talk it through

Christian Duffin

Prostate cancer hope

Lynne Wallis

Female perspective

Sue Learner

Running in middle age promotes longer life and less disability

Children in low income families at high risk of scalds

Refusing aortic valve surgery has high mortality risk

Obese people less likely to think they are overweight

How will the economic crisis affect your job security, career and pay?

‘Competent’ children have right to consent

Court orders rogue recruiter to pay back £75,000 to nurses

Christian Duffin

Retirement cottages under threat

Overseas staff in student visa blunder granted residency

Employers more likely to retain workers who are self-confident

News In brief

Children miss out because of lack of school nurses

Nurse who showed bra on Facebook reinstated

Tories want patients to control their own long-term health care

Bill Doult

Joint push for specialist diabetes staff

Finger scanners clock staff working hours

Sharp increase in bank shifts as nurses seek to boost their income

Tamsin Snow

Unite ballots members on pay protest

Scotland plans 24-hour care at home for the dying

Children on adult psychiatric wards ‘need hotline to nurses’

Who wants to be in the money?

New vetting scheme fee is unfair charge on nurses, minister told

Tamsin Snow

The price of public protection

Jean Gray