Nurse guilty of murder by poisoning in Stockport hospital
“Angel turned evil” killer nurse Victorino Chua is facing life in jail after he was found guilty of a murderous poisoning spree at his hospital. Filipino Chua, 49, injected insulin
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Tag: Midwifery
Many ‘never consider nursing’ as profession is unappreciated
One in four 18 to 24-year-olds failed to identify Florence Nightingale as a nurse in a survey that also revealed that one in five people would not choose to go
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RCN Wales launch Nurse of the Year Awards 2015
The RCN Wales has launched their Nurse of the Year Awards for 2015 at Spire Cardiff Hospital. The Awards, to be held on 19 November at City Hall in Cardiff,
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USW prepares to host major Learning Disability conference
Some of the UK’s top experts and organisations in the field of Learning Disability nursing will attend the annual Positive Choices conference, this year hosted by the University of South Wales, at Cardiff’s
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New research awards for Scots nursing, midwifery and AHP’s
Scotland’s Chief Nursing Officer, Professor Fiona McQueen, has announced the launch of a new awards scheme for Scottish based nurse, midwife and allied health professional researchers. This is an
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Guidance: New NMC nursing Code comes into force
The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) has today published a revised Code which places public expectations at the heart of good nursing and midwifery practice. From today, every nurse and
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Return to practice short course for nursing professionals
Robert Gordon University (RGU) and NHS Grampian have launched a unique short course for nurses whose registration has lapsed to help them return to practice. Successful completion of the 15-week
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New books: New textbooks on learning disability nursing practice
A University of West London (UWL) academic has published two new textbooks about learning disability nursing practice. Professor Bob Gates from INSPIRE at UWL, has worked with colleagues and people
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System pressures compromising care for older Scots, RCN
Pressures on our health and social care system are compromising fundamental standards of care for older people in hospital, according to a new Frontline First briefing published today by the
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Edinburgh offer family nurse partnership to all eligible mums
Edinburgh has become the first city in the world to offer the family nurse partnership programme to all eligible women after First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announced that the service is
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