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Hospital ward calm professionalism by nurses may soon give way to picket signs and demonstrations, as alarms sound louder: Nurses in the UK are set

The UK’s new limits on foreign care workers have left plenty of international applicants in doubt about their future. As the government clamps down on

In a forceful and biting assertion that has generated widespread debate, a prominent union leader recently asserted that nursing is not yet considered seriously, primarily

In recent weeks, NHS workers from across several trusts have turned out onto the streets, not to celebrate or to promote, but to protest. The

The move by the British government to abolish NHS England, which is a higher-level administrative organ that manages the National Health Service, has raised alarm

The RCN has highly criticised the recommended 30% Integrated Care Board (ICB) operational expense reductions as “unsafe and rushed.” The cuts, due for implementation by

Taking a major step towards addressing the workforce issues confronting the healthcare industry, Canterbury Christ Church University (CCCU) has joined forces with NHS Trusts to

The UK’s nursing staff are once more poised on the edge of industrial action after the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) threatened summer walkouts unless

In a top-level policy switch, Home Secretary Yvette Cooper announced Britain will cease bringing in care workers from overseas later this year. The decision forms

Alzheimer’s is the most prevalent form of dementia, which affects millions of individuals and families throughout the UK. Even though there is no certain way