Byron Lee

What’s in a name?: Should the title 'nurse' be protected by law? We asked our readers panel

Tackling racism: Prejudice and discrimination have their roots in negative stereotyping. but simply understanding this process is not enough, says Byron Lee

A book's strength can also prove to be its weakness Alix Henley , Judith Schott Age Concern 602pp , £19.99 0 86242 231 0 0862422310

Taking a lead: More and more organisations are willing to look at past failures says Byron Lee

And the-penny dropped: Byron Lee reflects on a discussion with nurses about racism and discrimination. He believes there is increasing willingness to talk about these sensitive issues

Steps to valuing diversity: In his second article on combating institutionalised racism, Byron Lee outlines the steps you can take at work

Style wars: Should nurses be allowed to wear make-up and jewellery at work? We asked our panel

Nurse 2000: Our readers panel predict what will have the biggest impact on nursing at the millennium

Readers panel - Pet subject: We asked our panel if pets should be part of treatment programmes in hospital

Readers panel - Ten years on: We asked our readers panel, how will nursing look in the year 2006?