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Nursing Standard | 1994

Flare for caring not in fashion

Derek Dean

Once again an Audit Commission report focuses on the cost of sickness and absence among nurses and has been met with the customary response that pressure and stress is the root cause (Staff sickness: report reveals poor leadership costs millions, News, April 13).

Nursing Standard | 1990

Where has all the gone?: A recent American report from the Commission examining nursing shortage includes a major recommendation to the effect that nurses should figure in the policy and operational levels at national, state and local levels. Derek Dean discusses the implications

Derek Dean

Nursing Standard | 1995

Leadership: the hidden dangers: Derek Dean discusses the personal implications for those who find themselves in a leadership position and suggests strategies to avert some of the problems

Derek Dean

Nursing Standard | 1989

Whither the Nurse

Derek Dean

Nursing Standard | 1996

Leadership and you: planning for success: Too often nurses blame their lack of success to reach their full potential on others. Derek Dean explains how it is possible to take much greater control of your career pathway

Derek Dean

Nursing Standard | 1995

Nursing needs professional chief

Derek Dean

Nursing Standard | 1995

Frankly, my dear: When it comes to caring, managers in the new NHS don’t give a damn about people. More women in senior positions could help to change this culture, says Derek Dean

Derek Dean

Nursing Standard | 1994

Action on ralph not strong enough

Derek Dean

Nursing Standard | 1993

Opportunity for debate: Nurses will raise a controversial voice at this year's Congress, says Derek Dean, with topical professional issues such as reprofiling the postponement of nurse prescribing and NHS funding on the agenda

Derek Dean

Nursing Standard | 1992

Matters for debate: Derek Dean reviews some of the professional, health and social policy issues that have found their way to the agenda at RCN Congress this year

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Flare for caring not in fashion

Where has all the gone?: A recent American report from the Commission examining nursing shortage includes a major recommendation to the effect that nurses should figure in the policy and operational levels at national, state and local levels. Derek Dean discusses the implications

Leadership: the hidden dangers: Derek Dean discusses the personal implications for those who find themselves in a leadership position and suggests strategies to avert some of the problems

Whither the Nurse

Leadership and you: planning for success: Too often nurses blame their lack of success to reach their full potential on others. Derek Dean explains how it is possible to take much greater control of your career pathway

Nursing needs professional chief

Frankly, my dear: When it comes to caring, managers in the new NHS don’t give a damn about people. More women in senior positions could help to change this culture, says Derek Dean

Action on ralph not strong enough

Opportunity for debate: Nurses will raise a controversial voice at this year's Congress, says Derek Dean, with topical professional issues such as reprofiling the postponement of nurse prescribing and NHS funding on the agenda

Matters for debate: Derek Dean reviews some of the professional, health and social policy issues that have found their way to the agenda at RCN Congress this year

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