Giving trauma patients high doses of intravenous vitamin C may lower the risks of both death and sepsis, according to UK researchers.

Nurses have been warned to take more breaks and look out for signs of overheating in colleagues using PPE during the current ...

The nurses, teams and organisations that have made the shortlist for this year’s Nursing Times Awards have been revealed. Our expert judging panels have finished reading through all the entries, ...

Children’s nurses around the country are today celebrating the first ever national awareness day dedicated to their field of the profession. Today, 30 June 2026, marks the inaugural National ...

The Charity Commission has opted to open a statutory inquiry into St Andrew’s Healthcare due to ongoing safeguarding and ...

Nursing staff at a hospital in North East Scotland have achieved two major landmarks for international recognition for care ...

A trust has paid out £187,000 in damages, apologised and committed to separate male and female changing rooms, after a legal ...

Dr Manju C Pallam and Rincy Sajith on how the UK is facing a structural mismatch between education and workforce absorption.

Student editor Jen Winch on why it is important that higher education institutions widen access to nursing courses.

Bending forwards and walking a lot while at work during early pregnancy may raise the risk of miscarriage, according to ...

Student editor Zoe Craven explains how her thoughts about the concept of resilience changed after meeting children on ...

As student nurses, we are required to provide effective practice and prioritise people by delivering person-centred care, as outlined in the Nursing and Midwifery Council Code (NMC). Reflection helps ...