Emma Matthews

Picture shows a care home supervisor talking to a resident. Healthcare professionals can help meet the needs of older people approaching the end of life by asking the right questions.

Surprise questions that can improve end of life care

Older people approaching the end of life can be helped by asking the right questions

04 Nov 2019

Time’s up for the gender-based image of nursing

Resurgent feminism can help free the profession from damaging stereotypes

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