By Jennifer Gant on 27/03/19
The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) has announced that come April 1 2019, the costs of the tests overseas nurses, midwives and nursing associates must take to work in the UK will be reduced by more than 20% in order to attract more candidates to the UK.
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By Rachel Waterman on 15/01/19
Pulse Nursing would like to recognise your hard work, dedication and compassionate care. That’s why we’re kicking off 2019 with a brand-new loyalty scheme. We’re rewarding our nurses, midwives, operating department practitioners (ODPs) and healthcare assistants (HCAs) for the hours they work in 2019.
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By Rachel Waterman on 09/10/18
Pulse Nursing completed their own Great British Bake Off to raise money for Macmillan Cancer Support on the 28th September. Chocolate cake, cupcakes, rocky road and samosas were all on the menu. Whether baking or faking, it was a great opportunity to give back and enjoy some tasty treats at the same time.
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By Lauren Elizabeth on 09/10/18
First celebrated in 1992, World Mental Health Day serves as a global awareness day aiming to end the social stigma surrounding mental health. This year’s theme is “young people and mental health in a changing world” with the focus on mental health in children and adolescents, and the way the world surrounding them affects this.
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By Rachel Waterman on 16/05/18
Stress is your body’s natural reaction to any kind of demand that disrupts life as usual. In small doses, stress is good – such as when it helps you conquer a fear or gives you extra motivation and endurance to get something done. But there’s also bad stress, which is often caused by worries such as money, work, relationships, family or health, whether it be sudden and short or long-lasting.
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