
Response to RCN report ‘RCN member experiences of Long Covid’
The recent Royal College of Nursing’s (RCN) report on the experiences of nurses with Long Covid shines a light on systemic failures that cannot be
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The recent Royal College of Nursing’s (RCN) report on the experiences of nurses with Long Covid shines a light on systemic failures that cannot be
Children aged 9 months to 4 years may be eligible for 15 or 30 hours per week of free government-funded childcare, depending on factors like
Talk Money Week aims to encourage open discussions about money to build financial confidence and resilience, with this year’s theme being to share one actionable
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A article published in the Nursing Times this week focuses on the role of nurses in providing care to people with ME/CFS and Long Covid.
A clinical scientist’s life was dramatically transformed by Long Covid, shifting from an active marathon runner and full-time healthcare professional to someone who is largely
This article outlines various ways to potentially reduce council tax payments in England. It covers discounts for single-person households, students, and pensioners, as well as
Read David Osborn’s latest blog by clicking here. It’s incredibly topically given the witness testimony at the UK Covid Inquiry this week. Our Chair is
One of the things registrants living with Long Covid struggle with is completing their Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) revalidation due to fatigue and cognitive
This is the third of three blogs by one of our supporters Dr Jenny Ceolta Smith. In part 3 she writes about my lessons learnt
This is the second of three blogs by one of our supporters Dr Jenny Ceolta Smith. In part 2 she reflects on the personal value,
The recent publication of the Darzi report has highlighted several challenges facing the NHS. From staff shortages to longer waiting times, the NHS is under
This is the first of three blogs written by one of our supporters Dr Jenny Ceolta-Smith (@JCeoltaSmith). So, how and when did my Long Covid
In part 2 of her blog Dr Curran critiques the World Health Organization’s (WHO) attempt to provide evidence for their newly proposed modes of COVID-19
In her latest blog Evonne expresses no regrets about highlighting errors in infection prevention and control guidance related to COVID-19 transmission, despite dismissive responses from
Yvette, a nurse with underlying conditions, contracted COVID-19 in November 2020 and spent the next 3.5 years battling debilitating long COVID symptoms like pain, breathlessness,
Here is the latest blog from PayPlan, our partner for debt advice. Whilst we acknowledge and recognise ourselves that exercise can trigger its own problems,
One of Supporting Healthcare Heroes UK’s (SHH-UK) aims is to advocate for improvements in indoor air quality in hospital and care establishments. Given the focus
Five months on from my work ending, I am still waiting to hear from NHS pensions re whether I’m sick ‘enough’ to be allowed my
My tale is somewhat different to many other nurses, as I didn’t catch covid at work. However, it was indirectly NHS related.