Steve Ford

Nursing Times has a history of successfully campaigning on issues of importance to the nursing profession. Below you will find information on some of our

We have asked employers around the UK to make a pledge to support the Covid-19: Are You OK? campaign. Pennine Care NHS Foundation Trust has made that

Former Royal College of Nursing president Dr Cecilia Anim is among the organisation’s members recognised this year with fellowships, honorary fellowships,

Pennine Care NHS Foundation Trust has become the latest NHS provider to sign a pledge supporting the principles of the Nursing Times Covid-19: Are You OK?

A review is set to take place into the future workforce needs of the health and social care sectors in England, fuelled by rising demand for services and

Nursing staff can be, and are, the victims of either institutional racism and the direct racist actions. But both are equally unacceptable.

We have asked employers around the UK to make a pledge to support the Covid-19: Are You OK? campaign. Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust has made that

The risk of severe illness and death from coronavirus is extremely low in children and teenagers, according to those behind the UK’s most comprehensive

A commemorative coin and certificate have been issued by the International Council of Nurses (ICN) and the World Health Organization (WHO) to mark the

A care home provider has started a consultation with staff and unions over the controversial move of making having had the Covid-19 vaccine a condition of

The prime minister’s announcement comes in the face of data that clearly shows the UK has a steepening daily case rate that, at present, has almost reached the 30,000 mark and, according to the government’s own estimates, could reach an unprecedented 100,000 a day later in the summer

Nursing Times has collected information on a series of free virtual courses and resources that are relevant to the Covid-19: Are You OK? campaign and

A new collection of advanced nursing research has been named after a renowned refugee nurse and professor of mental health nursing. The Royal College of

Many unpredictable and unprecedented situations have emerged over the last 18 months. Among them, the coronavirus pandemic has shone a bright light on racial discrimination in society.

Health and care staff, those aged over 70 and other vulnerable groups should be offered a Covid-19 booster vaccination in the autumn, according to interim

A range of restrictions on NHS flexible working requests are to be scrapped, following an agreement between health service employers and unions aimed at

Women of all ages should be encouraged to do pelvic floor muscle training to help prevent the symptoms of pelvic floor dysfunction, according to draft

Having the same community nurse for home health visits may prevent readmission for patients with dementia, according to US researchers. They found people

Roughly 20% of the UK’s 68 million population have a bladder control problem, or put another way, two in every 10 people, and around 10% have a bowel control problem, eg one in 10.

An artistic nurse has given her care home colleagues something to smile about by depicting them as superheroes in a series of light-hearted pictures that