Steve Ford is the editor of Nursing Times. He specializes in health policy, particularly focusing on workforce, education, and regulation, while also covering clinical issues and significant stories like the Francis report and Covid-19. Steve has been featured in NC Newsline, NewsBreak, BELTRAN, MARY JANICE, and the Royal College of Occupational Therapists.
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Steve Ford's articles predominantly focus on nursing, healthcare, medical research, and nursing education within the United Kingdom. His coverage includes press releases, profile features, government announcements and event coverage related to health & wellbeing and healthcare & pharmaceuticals.
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By: Steve Ford, Sun Sander-Jackson
As an internationally trained nurse and in my role as Chief Nursing Officer and Chief Midwifery ...
By: Steve Ford
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Occasionally, among the many worthy initiatives launched to try and benefit the nursing and midw...
Fifty years ago this month, in January 1975, Labour was also in power under the leadership of Ha...
By: Steve Ford, Sophie Tunley
I have had a very informative and engaging week learning from different health professionals in ...
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