Features

App aims for ward perfection

​The Perfect Ward app provides an example of how senior nurses can adapt smartphone applications to make ward inspections easier to perform, reports Anne Horner.
Posted 20 December 2016 - 10:51
Mooraby_Ashton_&_Kaye
 
Jobs

Related articles

Letby hospital failed to assure patients it was safe after verdict, says report

CQC says failures included inadequate nurse staffing levels and compromised patient safety
14 Feb 2024

CQC inspections demystified: how they work and nurses’ and managers’ roles

What a Care Quality Commission visit will cover, and the support available for staff
29 Jan 2024

Top hospital trust sees rating plummet as shortage of nurses leaves patients unwashed

Trust ‘making changes’ after concerns raised over ‘burnout, stress and work overload’
26 May 2023

Single nurse left alone to care for 17 patients with complex needs amid staffing crisis

Damning report cites unsafe staffing at Midlands hospital and warns trust it must improve
20 Apr 2023
5 Most Read Articles

A specialty in crisis

Around half of diabetes specialist nurses are expected to retire in the next decade, and one...
09 Sep 2015

A guide to managing your finances: how to save money and access support

Four experts offer their top tips for nurses on tax, pensions, debt and grants
02 Feb 2024

Duty of care: the legal, ethical and professional points to consider

What duty of care means for you, whether at work, off-duty or on strike
07 Mar 2023

What every nurse in the NHS needs to know about the pension scheme overhaul

How you might be affected – plus a warning to anyone thinking of opting out
02 Apr 2024

Groundbreaking safe staffing law now in force for nurses in Scotland

All Scottish health and care settings must have enough qualified nurses to provide safe care
02 Apr 2024
Journals
Other RCNi websites