NHS Forth Valley’s Community Health Visiting Services have successfully maintained their UNICEF’s Baby Friendly Award accreditation with flying colours.

The Queen’s Nursing Institute Scotland (QNIS) is looking to recruit a new Chief Executive and Nurse Director.

A nurse from Armagh has won the RCN Northern Ireland Nurse of the Year Award 2024 for her work in improving care for patients with heart failure with preserved ejection fraction (HFpEF).

The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) is looking to recruit 85 panel members and 55 chairs to reach timely, fair, and balanced decisions in fitness to practise cases.

All nurses at the University of Bradford will now receive training on how to use naloxone – a lifesaving medication which can reverse overdoses caused by opiates.

The Queen's Nursing Institute Scotland (QNIS) has supported two health boards to host Long Service Awards events that recognise community nurses and midwives who have given 21 years of service or longer.

Blue Light Card members can secure 40 per cent off some of the biggest brands next month thanks to the return of the Big Blue Weekend.

An optician at an independent practice in Cumbria has revealed your eyes could be a key indicator of the onset of diabetes. 

Three NHS teams which help to improve safety, culture and care experiences for patients in Lincolnshire have been shortlisted in this year’s Health Services Journal (HSJ) Patient Safety Awards. 

Global healthcare company Medtronic announced as Insulin Safety Week 2024 sponsor.

A registered nurse whose baby brother suffered chest burns after he pulled a jug of boiling water over himself has helped to champion a national child safety campaign which ran last week.

The winners of the first Diabetes Nursing Awards 2024 were announced at a ceremony in London last week.

The Queen’s Nursing Institute (QNI) has released a new report revealing the views of District Nurse Team Leaders.

People who are supported in their own homes – via community services provided by Walsall Healthcare NHS Trust – are being given the opportunity to share feedback for the first time.

Trend Diabetes has reviewed guidance and developed vital new resources to assist healthcare professionals in providing optimal care for individuals with diabetes in their final days of life.