The Welsh Ambulance Service has appointed two specialist nurses, a midwife and a physiotherapist to improve the care it delivers remotely.

Vic Tarr on the impact of providing clinical care, symptom management and holistic family support to children with cancer in their homes.

Closure of mental health nursing and children’s nursing courses at UK universities are “deeply concerning”, nursing leaders have warned.

Student editor Romy Duckett on how nursing education must catch up to the realities of how artificial intellgence can be used.

A research programme is to look at the disproportionate bullying, harassment and abuse experienced by Black and minority ethnic NHS staff.

Donna Cullen explains the importance of blood plasma donation and how nurses can be vital in encouraging people to come forward.

Grants have been announced for a raft of projects designed to support the wellbeing of NHS staff, ahead of mounting winter pressures.

Queen’s University is giving an honorary professorship to a trust director of nursing, in recognition of his contribution to the profession.

The CNO for Wales has published a five-year strategic vision setting out how nursing and midwifery staff will lead healthcare transformation.

The second largest nursing organisation in the world has appointed a UK nurse to its top leadership role for the first time.

In her latest column, Linda Nazarko explores the challenges nurses face during training and from the early to the last stages of their career.

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