Nursing

Our latest guide explores the roles and responsibilities of different types of nurse roles, including Registered Nurse, Registered Mental Health Nurse and a Children's Nurse. Find out more about a rewarding career in nursing.

Registered nurses are highly-qualified medical professionals who deal with many aspects of individual care across hospitals, care homes and in the wider community. This guide explains how healthcare workers, career changers or young adults can gain experience and qualify as a nurse.

Paediatric nurses specialise in the care of children from birth until their late teens. Find out more about this specialism from Newcross nurse, Vanessa Meensel.

The role of a Lead Nurse is dynamic and varied. It requires unquestionable clinical knowledge and leadership skills. We caught up with Max Freeman to find out about his journey.

Having the power to make these kinds of small decisions plays a part in our everyday lives. However, what happens when the notion of choice becomes a  challenge in itself? 

Here is what our Facebook followers had to say about the student bursaries being forfeited...

Figures released by UCAS show the number of people applying to study nursing in England has fallen by more than 13,000 since 2016, the last year students received the bursary. 

Regardless of the form of the records, record keeping should enable continuity of care and should enhance communication between different healthcare professionals. Here are some tips on how to write concise patient notes...

We recently reached out via our social media platforms, asking: "What piece of advice would you give to a Graduate Nurse as they embark on their career journey?"

Here is what they had to say....

The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) has announced that overseas (Non-EU) Nurses will now able to work in UK immediately after qualifying. What does this mean for Newcross Healthcare?