Nursing news uk

Here are some recent nursing news stories from the UK:

1. NHS England announces plans to recruit 5,000 more nurses: NHS England has announced plans to recruit an additional 5,000 nurses to help address staffing shortages and improve patient care. (Source: Nursing Times)
2. RCN calls for urgent action to address nurse burnout: The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) has called for urgent action to address nurse burnout, citing a survey that found 80% of nurses are experiencing burnout. (Source: BBC News)
3. NHS to introduce new nurse training programme: The NHS is introducing a new nurse training programme aimed at increasing the number of nurses entering the profession. The programme will provide a guaranteed job for graduates and offer a salary of £24,907. (Source: The Guardian)
4. Nursing shortages worsen in England: A report by the Health Foundation has found that nursing shortages in England have worsened, with 12,000 fewer nurses working in the NHS than in 2010. (Source: The Telegraph)
5. NHS England launches new mental health support service for nurses: NHS England has launched a new mental health support service for nurses, providing access to counseling and other support services. (Source: Nursing Times)
6. RCN calls for increased funding for nurse education: The RCN has called for increased funding for nurse education, citing concerns that the current funding model is unsustainable. (Source: The Independent)
7. NHS to introduce new nurse leadership programme: The NHS is introducing a new nurse leadership programme aimed at developing the skills of nurse leaders. The programme will provide training and mentorship for nurses looking to move into leadership roles. (Source: Nursing Standard)
8. Nursing shortages affecting patient care: A report by the Care Quality Commission has found that nursing shortages are affecting patient care, with many patients experiencing delays in receiving treatment. (Source: The Times)
9. NHS England announces plans to improve nurse retention: NHS England has announced plans to improve nurse retention, including introducing a new retention scheme and providing additional support for nurses. (Source: Nursing Times)
10. RCN calls for action to address nurse bullying: The RCN has called for action to address nurse bullying, citing concerns that bullying is a widespread problem in the NHS. (Source: The Mirror)

These are just a few examples of recent nursing news stories from the UK.