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Specialist IBD nurses needed to keep people in work

Specialist IBD nurses provide invaluable support for people with Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBD) to stay at work, states a report by The Work Foundation.

Moderate drinking can reduce cardiovascular risk, study finds

Consuming moderate amounts of alcohol can lower the risk of heart failure in the middle aged, a study published in the European Heart Journal has found.

More dementia specialist nurses needed by 2016

The number of specialist dementia nurses needs to rise by at least 50 per cent by 2016, to cope with the rise in diagnosis of the condition, Dementia UK have announced.

5As of obesity management

The Canadian Obesity Network's 5As of Obesity Management™ provides a simple framework to manage obesity by ASKing, ASSESSing, ADVISing, AGREEing, and ASSISTing your patients to better manage their...

PHE releases strategy to tackle TB

TB control boards will be established to combat the spread of the condition across England, as part of new measures announced in a report by PHE.

New Year, new opportunities

The merry abandonment of Christmas is a distant memory and the second half of January stretches before us, all self-denial and grey skies. Yet January can be a time of hope and opportunity: new...

Deputy PM pledges to reduce suicide

Deputy PM Nick Clegg has announced new ways to commit to 'zero tolerance for suicides.'

First innovation fund for school nurses launched

An innovation fund for school nurses has been launched by the British Journal of School Nursing (BJSN).

Barriers to dementia care

The government has prioritised dementia but inconsistencies in diagnosis remain.

Lack of diabetes specialist nurses harms patient care

Numbers of diabetes specialist nurses are decreasing despite rates of diabetes increasing, according to Diabetes UK.

Investment in primary care nursing could ease A&E pressures

Investing in primary care nursing could alleviate the unprecedented rise of A&E visits, leading nursing figures told Independent Nurse.

Number of GP consultations for severe asthma doubles in a year

Consultations for severe asthma in adults in GP surgeries across the country have nearly doubled in comparison to this time last year, according to figures from PHE.

Book review: In the company of nurses

Alison Wall reviews In the company of nurses: The history of the British Army Nursing Service during the Great War by Yvonne McEwen.

In your workplace

Graham White comments on revalidation for nurses and midwives.

Policy digest: Ages and Stages Questionnaire

From 2015, data from the Ages and Stages Questionnaire (ASQ-3) will be used as part of the Healthy Child Programme's two-year review to collect public health data on children aged between two and 2.5...

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