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  1. NHS nurse overtime: would you work extra shifts to cut the waiting lists?

    Article • Nursing Standard, September 2024, RCNi

    Liz Charalambous

  2. Will revising job profiles succeed in changing how nurses are valued?

    Article • Nursing Standard, July 2024, RCNi

    Liz Charalambous

  3. Is the NMC doing enough to clear its backlog of fitness to practise cases?

    Article • Nursing Standard, May 2024, RCNi

    Liz Charalambous

  4. Can difficult personal circumstances ever excuse mistakes at work?

    Article • Nursing Standard, April 2024, RCNi

    Liz Charalambous

  5. Is there stigma in the profession around poor emotional and mental health?

    Article • Nursing Standard, January 2024, RCNi

    Liz Charalambous

  6. Would standardising documentation across settings make your job easier?

    Article • Nursing Standard, December 2023, RCNi

    Liz Charalambous

  7. What would give you the confidence to speak up against poor practice?

    Article • Nursing Standard, October 2023, RCNi

    Liz Charalambous

  8. Nurse substitutions: is it safe to redeploy staff to different settings?

    Article • Nursing Standard, July 2023, RCNi

    Liz Charalambous

  9. Should nurse registration rules shift from placement hours to competency?

    Article • Nursing Standard, April 2023, RCNi

    Liz Charalambous

  10. What do nurse managers often get wrong – and what could be better?

    Article • Nursing Standard, March 2023, RCNi

    Liz Charalambous

  11. Working when you’re not well: why do so many nurses feel compelled to?

    Article • Nursing Standard, February 2023, RCNi

    Liz Charalambous

  12. Is the NMC right to relax language requirements for overseas nurses?

    Article • Nursing Standard, November 2022, RCNi

    Liz Charalambous

  13. Should nurses’ employers in the NHS be offering menopause leave?

    Article • Nursing Standard, August 2022, RCNi

    Liz Charalambous

  14. Readers’ panel: COVID-19: would you feel safer if patients still had to wear masks?

    Article • Nursing Standard, August 2022, RCNi

    Liz Charalambous

  15. Readers’ panel: Can staff delaying or coming out of retirement help solve the care crisis?

    Article • Nursing Standard, June 2022, RCNi

    Liz Charalambous

  16. Readers’ panel: With fuel and other costs rising, does doing your job leave you out of pocket?

    Article • Nursing Standard, May 2022, RCNi

    Liz Charalambous

  17. Do pay and conditions for nurses working outside the NHS need more attention?

    Article • Nursing Standard, May 2022, RCNi

    Liz Charalambous

  18. Readers’ panel: Why are so many nurses leaving and what can be done to prevent it?

    Article • Nursing Standard, December 2021, RCNi

    Liz Charalambous

  19. This article explores the need for more nurses and midwives and the challenges in achieving this

    Article • British Journal of Nursing, October 2021, Mark Allen Group

    Liz Charalambous

  20. Readers’ panel: What effect would mandatory COVID-19 vaccination have on the nurse workforce?

    Article • Nursing Standard, October 2021, RCNi

    Liz Charalambous

  21. Readers’ panel: Is there still stigma in expressing emotion in the workplace after a patient death?

    Article • Nursing Standard, August 2021, RCNi

    Liz Charalambous

  22. Readers’ panel: Would better flexible working options help nurses recover from the pandemic?

    Article • Nursing Standard, June 2021, RCNi

    Liz Charalambous

  23. Managing volunteers who support patients with dementia or cognitive impairment on acute hospital wards: the NURTURe model

    Article • Nursing Management, February 2021, RCNi

    Liz Charalambous

  24. Readers’ panel: Should nursing students be paid for clinical placements beyond COVID-19?

    Article • Nursing Standard, February 2021, RCNi

    Liz Charalambous

  25. A nurse-led youth volunteering project to support older people on acute hospital wards

    Article • Nursing Management, June 2020, RCNi

    Liz Charalambous

  26. Hopes and fears for the future of the NHS

    Article • Nursing Older People, February 2018, RCNi

    Liz Charalambous

  27. Giving people with dementia and their carers a say on visiting hours

    Article • Nursing Standard, February 2018, RCNi

    Liz Charalambous

  28. Blog your way to success

    Article • Nursing Older People, January 2017, RCNi

    Liz Charalambous

  29. ‘Gaps, mishaps and overlaps’. Nursing documentation: How does it affect care?

    Article • Journal of Research in Nursing, December 2016, SAGE Publications

    Liz Charalambous

  30. Student life - Powerful at every level

    Article • Nursing Standard, February 2016, RCNi

    Liz Charalambous

  31. Proud to stand shoulder to shoulder on the picket line with these heroes

    Article • Nursing Standard, January 2016, RCNi

    Liz Charalambous

  32. Why I now take the global view

    Article • Nursing Standard, November 2015, RCNi

    Liz Charalambous

  33. Hit or myth message

    Article • Nursing Standard, August 2015, RCNi

    Liz Charalambous

  34. End of life care can be complex, but it is essential we get it right

    Article • Nursing Standard, July 2015, RCNi

    Liz Charalambous

  35. A digital network of writers

    Article • Nursing Standard, June 2015, RCNi

    Liz Charalambous

  36. Alzheimer’s Society

    Article • Nursing Standard, May 2015, RCNi

    Liz Charalambous

  37. Dying Matters

    Article • Nursing Standard, May 2015, RCNi

    Liz Charalambous

  38. Carers Trust

    Article • Nursing Standard, May 2015, RCNi

    Liz Charalambous

  39. Apprenticeships give younger people entry into the profession

    Article • Nursing Standard, May 2015, RCNi

    Liz Charalambous

  40. Listen and learn

    Article • Nursing Standard, May 2015, RCNi

    Liz Charalambous

  41. Listen to your intuition

    Article • Nursing Standard, February 2015, RCNi

    Liz Charalambous

  42. Benefits of higher learning

    Article • Nursing Standard, January 2015, RCNi

    Liz Charalambous