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In Nottingham, hospital nurses offer prostate cancer risk assessment clinics in community centres. How does one go about setting up services that bridge the gap between hospital and community?
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Nursing course applications have crashed by third in two years
Nursing degree applications have continued to plummet in England, falling by almost 5,000 compared to last year, show the latest official figures.
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How hospital nurses can deliver services closer to the public
In Nottingham, hospital nurses offer prostate cancer risk assessment clinics in community centres. How does one go about setting up services that bridge the gap between hospital and community?
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Midwives and babywearing
Student NT editor Holly Morse discusses the benefits of babywearing for the modern parent.
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Licensing process for medicinal cannabis will be neither swift nor equitable
The high profile case of Billy Caldwell, who has a severe form of epilepsy, brought the therapeutic benefit of cannabis into the headlines.
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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