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NMC referral can spark suicidal thoughts in nurses, finds survey
More than half of nurses referred to the Nursing and Midwifery Council may have experienced suicidal thoughts, indicates a snapshot survey by a group campaigning for improved support for those going through fitness to practise (FtP) procedures.
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This week's practice comment:
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Comment: ‘It is everyone’s responsibility to be Opioids Aware’
How can health professionals ensure that opiate-based painkillers are taken safely and appropriately? Lucy Bates suggests that supporting the Opioids Aware campaign might be a good place to start
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Student editors' blog:
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The power of music
Student Nursing Times editor Rebecca Hammond reflects on the impact of music therapy
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Jenni Middleton, editor:
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'Unless we redress this situation, it will only get worse'
National workforce planning is the most important item on anyone’s agenda at the moment. In fact, it is pretty much the only item on the agenda that anyone should be talking about.
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Patient narratives 7: how narratives can change nursing practice
Patient narratives offer a valuable opportunity for nurses to reflect on patient care but can also be used to challenge clinical practice and inform change