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New rules for supervisors could bring 'flexibility' to midwifery support

The maximum number of midwives a supervisor can support will increased from 15 to 20 under a new system developed by NHS England

Calls to 'get better' at stopping sepsis from recovering MP

Theresa May has promised services will ‘get better’ at spotting sepsis in a bid to prevent 10,000 avoidable deaths each year

General election 2017: Labour promises pay rises and student bursaries for nurses

NHS staff will receive a pay rise and tuition fees will be scrapped for student nurses and midwives if Labour wins the upcoming general election, according to its latest campaign promise

£5,000 grant for retrospective on 'rich history' of community nursing

An exhibition on the ‘rich history’ of community nursing in Britain has been given a £5,000 boost by a Heritage Lottery Fund grant

Health visitors can help 'spot the signs' of domestic slavery

A potential 13,000 victims of ‘modern slavery’ could be helped by new education resources to help health visitors spot the signs

Thousands of nurses take part in poll on possible strikes

An online poll asking nurses whether they are willing to strike over restrictions to their pay has received 26,000 responses so far

More BME nurses enter higher pay bands but discrimination continues

More black and minority ethnic (BME) nurses are taking up higher-paid positions in the NHS, but they continue to face discrimination according to a report from NHS England

'Invest in the NHS': Nurses prepare for shock general election

Political parties are being called on to promise investment in the NHS as the date is set for a snap general election

24-hour access to specialist care at home for terminally ill children

Terminally ill children should have 24-access to care at home, according to NICE in a fresh attempt to ‘get it right’

Risk management: two methods

Nicola Davies discusses the ways nurses can learn from what goes right as well as what goes wrong

Type 2 diabetes in children and its association with obesity

Louise Cremonesini explores methods for countering the spread of type 2 diabetes among children

Wound bed preparation: employing the TIME acronym

Creating a stable wound bed is an essential part of the healing process, writes Edwin Chamanga

Croup: a clinical examination

Sam Gray outlines the best ways to examine and treat children presenting with croup

Safer Pregnancy Wales: Healthy, active lifestyle key to avoid stillbirths

Midwives in Wales are being told to encourage pregnant women to maintain active, healthy lifestyles to avoid stillbirths

Risk of suicides increased by 'tragic' lack of follow-up on mental health care

One in ten people admitted to hospital for a mental health crisis are not getting followed-up on quickly enough, according to data revealed by mental health charity Mind

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