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At Leeds Teaching Hospital Trust, undergraduate students in dietetics volunteer to help older patients with eating, providing both practical help and social interaction
The meltdown of the Royal College of Nursing last year was “traumatising” but has opened the door for a “rebirth” of the organisation, its new president has told Nursing Times.
At Leeds Teaching Hospital Trust, undergraduate students in dietetics volunteer to help older patients with eating, providing both practical help and social interaction
Being a student nurse is tough and the academic pressures can really build up if you are not organised and proactive.
The sunshine we’ve enjoyed over the last few days suggests spring is on the way at last, but winter seems reluctant to loosen its icy grip on the health service.
This Workforce Summit and Awards, which will be held in September, aims to help organisations attract the best talent while celebrating innovative workforce planning and management
How do we put research into practice in the surgery or the hospital ward? Each week we’ll pick out a practice article and pose some topics for debate and you can pose your own questions too…
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Drake R (2014) Five dilemmas associated with e-rostering. Nursing Times; 110: 20, 14-16.Abstract
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