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  • 2 weeks ago | nursingtimes.net | Steve Ford

    This World Continence Week, nurses are invited to attend a free webinar to improve their continence care knowledge. In partnership with Essity, Nursing Times wants to help healthcare professionals boost their confidence in asking patients about their bladder and bowel symptoms and knowing what to do with the response. This webinar aims to demystify continence and product assessments, ultimately improving outcomes and experiences for individuals.

  • 2 weeks ago | nursingtimes.net | Steve Ford

    There are just a few days left now to submit your entry for the Nursing Times Awards for 2025, featuring categories celebrating individuals, innovation and inspiration across the nursing and midwifery profession. The Nursing Times Awards are back, so don’t miss out on your chance to win, by getting your submissions and nominations ready by the end of this week to be in with a chance of getting hold of one of our trophies. The final entry deadline has been extended to midnight on Friday 23 May.

  • 1 month ago | nursingtimes.net | Steve Ford

    It’s May, which means International Nurses Day is just around the corner, as is the anniversary of Florence Nightingale’s birth in 1820. The theme for this year, set by the International Council of Nurses (ICN), is ‘Our Nurses. Our Future. Caring for nurses strengthens economies’. This, according to the ICN, underscores the critical role a healthy nursing workforce plays in strengthening economies, improving health systems and ensuring better outcomes for communities worldwide.

  • 2 months ago | nursingtimes.net | Steve Ford

    Hear about the group of newly registered nurses and midwives who will be writing a new series of blogs especially for youWe are excited to announce a new series of blogs written exclusively by newly registered and early career nurses and midwives about their experiences. Since 2011, we have annually appointed a group of Nursing Times student editors to write regularly about their experiences of education, including university life, placements and more.

  • 2 months ago | nursingtimes.net | Steve Ford

    As the current government is about to embark on the latest reorganisation of the NHS in England, 50 years ago, Nursing Times was reflecting on a year of major change for the health service. In its leading article on 3 April 1975, titled ‘Happy Birthday?’, Nursing Times discussed progress with NHS restructuring in the 12 months since the NHS Reorganisation Act 1973 had come into effect in 1974.

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RT @ProfessorAisha: Congratulations #Greta and team @FNightingaleF for the most beautiful annual service, the most fitting way to end #IND2…

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12 May 25

RT @CompanyNurses: Commemorative Service ⁦@wabbey⁩ this evening. Very moving celebrating life of Flo Nightingale. Also remembered nurses wh…