Thursday 17 May 2012
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NHS Nurses: the danger of immigration plans

Drew Lubega
Under new plans, “hundreds or low thousands” of NHS nurses would be forced to leave.

Scottish community nurses note staffing levels drop

NHS Scotland needs to “rapidly” increase its investment in community nursing if it is to meet growing demand.

Allergy online resource launched to plug "serious" training gap

A free online tool has been launched to combat a “serious lack of knowledge of allergy in the primary care sector”.

Practice staff must continue to listen to patients

General practice staff must keep the patient voice alive if the founding principles of the NHS are to survive under the reformed health service, a GP leader has warned.

Drawing test can predict stroke deaths

A “simple” drawing test can predict the long-term risk of dying among older males after their first stroke.

NMC consults on FTP voluntary sanction option

Nurses and midwives who admit fault may be able to voluntarily accept a sanction to escape a full fitness to practise (FTP) hearing.
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