Carolyn Scott

Nursing in Practice asks Donna O’Boyle how the NMC has been working to improve advanced practice regulation.

Fitness and calorie-counting apps place an emotional strain on users, potentially undermining health and wellbeing, a new study suggests.

The majority of women report feeling under informed about menopause, according to a new research from University College London.

Decisions about which antidepressant to use should be made by the doctor and patient on an individual basis, UK researchers have concluded.

Setting up a home visiting team at St Thomas Medical Group in Exeter has saved GP time and provided a much-needed service for vulnerable patients.

The Care Quality Commission’s latest report makes for difficult reading, says Steph Lawrence, chief executive of the QICN.

Treating patients with IV antibiotics at home, rather than in a clinical setting, could ease pressure on hospital beds, research suggests.

Patients in some ethnic groups are more likely to underreport problems with health and wellbeing, according to an analysis of 2.6 million patients.

Healthcare professionals need more training to help recognise and manage patients with ADHD, an independent ‘ADHD taskforce’ has recommended

Why are many nurses in general practice struggling in their jobs? Dr Helen Anderson speaks out some alarming research findings.