Christine Walker
Constipation: new book tackles poo taboo
Focus on the importance of healthy bowels for people with learning disabilities and autism
Compulsory learning disability training for all NHS staff is long overdue
Government announces £1.4 million scheme in England thanks to campaign by one brave mother
Leading nurse calls for united front to promote learning disability nursing
Queen's Nursing Institute clinical adviser sets out pillars of practice for LD nurses
England’s chief nursing officer says increasing LD nursing numbers is priority
Ruth May also hinted at a possible return of the bursary to support nursing students
Applications invited for new children's nursing research awards
Two awards on offer for a children's nurse and nursing student to present their research
Can nursing associates solve our staffing crisis?
Learning disability nurses have disappeared from the register at an alarming rate
Are nursing associates a benefit to the learning disability sector?
HEE’s £2 million recruitment drive will include 150 places for the recently created role
Nursing shortages has its impact in every area of children's services
More must be done to improve recruitment and retention from neonatal care to school nursing
Awards to showcase best practice in continence care for young people to adult services
Paediatric Continence Forum Awards seek to promote excellence in bladder and bowel services
Learning disability nurse shortages: Now is the time to act on the evidence
RCNi Nurse Awards show the great work done by LD nurses, but staff shortages are critical
Petition aims to secure Nobel peace prize for two leprosy nurses
Austrian nurses devoted 40 years to caring for an ostracised community in South Korea
Potential nurse shortage in the Philippines threatens future supply of staff to the UK
International Council of Nurses’ Howard Catton says shortfall ‘is a big issue for the world’
Do you know your clinical nurse specialist from your nurse practitioner?
Move to tighten definition of advanced nursing practice aims to end confusion about roles
Investment in nurses is key to achieving universal healthcare – ICN
ICN president Annette Kennedy says investing in nurses is an economic imperative
Setting nurse-patient ratios saves lives and prevents burnout, ICN told
Researchers point to success of introducing strict nurse-patient ratios in US and Australia
‘If we don’t protect nurses, we don’t have a health system’
WHO director general speaks out about violence and discrimination nurses face worldwide
How the vigilance of nurses can be harnessed in the fight against modern slavery
International Council of Nurses issues guide to help you spot signs a patient was trafficked
Global campaign to spot future nurse leaders begins
Nightingale Challenge aims to nurture leadership potential of nurses and midwives under 35