Two doctors required to approve assisted dying under new bill - Healthcare Leader
Two independent doctors would be required to approve a terminally ill patient’s request to end their own life under a new assisted dying bill| Healthcare Leader
Two independent doctors would be required to approve a terminally ill patient’s request to end their own life under a new assisted dying bill| Healthcare Leader
A former chief nursing officer (CNO) for England has been chosen as the first woman to become Archbishop of Canterbury| Nursing in Practice
Adult social care providers face serious difficulty in recruiting registered nurses and nursing associates, finds DHSC| Nursing in Practice
Women who miss their first breast screening appointment face a 40% greater of dying from breast cancer in the long-term| Nursing in Practice
The UK’s chief nursing officers have issued advice to nurses and midwives wanting to take part in the public debate around assisted dying.| Nursing in Practice
