The wisdom of experience passed on by colleagues – and practical jokes to watch out for
Opinion
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As Primary Health Care editor Julie Sylvester retires from the role, she looks back at the
‘What matters most’ discussions are fundamental to advance care planning and personalised c
The four words community nurses should use to address health inequalities – and e
Comment
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An advertised nursing job on a small island has almost all the makings of a perfect post
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4 ways to fix the issue – but ministers, the NHS and our profession must pull together
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The blurring of roles between nursing associates and nurses can be detrimental to both
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Staff can now transfer their completed training when they move to a new job
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Nurses face pay rates well below what they deserve, as trusts risk exacerbating shortages<
Expert advice
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You may now be able to fill in your pension gap, but there are financial pitfalls too
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Your role in the process, whether testifying for a colleague, employer or in your own case
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Opting out of NHS pension if money is tight is turning your back on future income
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Your quick guide to public health messaging, symptom recognition and infection control
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Ideas about coping can make it hard to ask for support.
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Feedback won’t always be objective and may be demoralising, or even discriminatory
Editorial
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Equipping and empowering nursing students to lead an AI-driven healthcare future
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Primary care nurses are key to debunking the myths surrounding MMR vaccination
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Making time for supervision sessions can result in a sense of belonging and of validation<
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Successes in prisons, transgender services and holistic support for armed forces veterans<
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Primary Health Care’s new year continues with top-notch articles, why not get involved?
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Esmerdis Berelian relishes the chance of helping to provide you with information and suppo
Your views
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Case of one nurse’s NMC suspension raises issue of working beyond your contracted hours
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Some argue staying up to date requires more than an hour of CPD a month
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Without such boundaries, public trust in the nursing profession would be compromised
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Hero image puts pressure on nurses to neglect their well-being and work to excess
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With staff at every level urged to lead, we ask our panel what this means in practice
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Making the profession accessible to more people juggling carer and family commitments
Reviews
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University programme leader Rachel Erskine reviews Where There is No Psychiatris
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Clinical research nurse Kathryn Louise Walker reviews Fast Facts: Parkinson’s Di
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Practice manager Sonia Hall reviews Eradicating Female Genital Mut
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Professor of public health research Susan Carr reviews Public Health Et
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Specialist community practitioner Anne-Louise Robens reviews
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Practice development nurse Valerie McGurk reviews Walking Forward, Looking Back
