Edd Church is a senior reporter at Nursing Times. He covers a range of topics including nurses, public health, healthcare administration, patient care, and health news, with a particular focus on the experiences of emergency medical technicians (EMTs). Edd's work has been featured in Nursing Times.
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Edd Church's coverage is primarily focused on national (United Kingdom) news concerning nursing, healthcare, and NHS-related topics. His articles often feature expert commentary and government announcements related to human resources & employment, health & wellbeing, as well as culture & society.
To effectively reach out to Edd Church, consider providing expert insights or analysis related to the challenges facing the nursing workforce in the UK. This could include perspectives from healthcare professionals or representatives of organizations involved in addressing nurse shortages and improving working conditions within the NHS. Additionally, contributions that highlight innovative solutions or successful initiatives aimed at enhancing nurse retention and overall workforce satisfaction may resonate with his coverage focus.
Given Edd's interest in government announcements and policies impacting the healthcare sector, offering commentary on relevant legislative developments or policy proposals affecting nurses' pay, staffing levels, or work environment could also be impactful for engaging with him effectively.
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An Irish nursing leader has condemned racially motivated abuse against healthcare workers and the public, following a spate of racist attacks.
Wes Streeting has announced a new 'graduate guarantee' for newly qualified nurses and midwives, in a bid to tackle an underemployment crisis.
The Royal College of Nursing has released new figures which suggest that physical violence towards NHS staff has doubled in five years.
The Royal College of Nursing is among 14 signatories of a letter to NHS England boss Sir Jim Mackey on corridor care.
A university in the South East of England has been given permission to train registered midwives for the first time in years, after its course was stripped of accreditation by the regulator of nursing and midwifery education in 2023.
Baroness Valerie Amos will lead an urgent review into maternity and neonatal care in England, Wes Streeting has announced.
Healthcare support workers in Nottingham have won a wage increase, and back pay, following 28 days' strike action.
Dean of CCCU's School of Nursing, Midwifery and Allied Health speaks about the re-accreditation of its midwifery course.
Camilla McMahon, senior primary care nurse specialising in unplanned care, has spoken to Nursing Times about working as a nurse in a prison.
Jennifer Mensik Kennedy, American Nurses Association president, talks to Nursing Times about her concerns for the profession and healthcare.
