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13. April 2011 | 12:40

Lansley facing RCN confidence vote

The Health Secretary is facing a vote of no confidence after nurses accused him of not having “guts”. Andrew Lansley has been criticised for declining an offer to deliver a speech at the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) conference in Liverpool. (News Source: Sussex Express - 03:29:15)

Lansley faces RCN confidence vote

The Health Secretary is facing a vote of no confidence after nurses accused him of not having “guts”. (News Source: Independent - 09:36:37)

PHILLIES FILES: RCN customers won’t like this news

This news isn’t going to make RCN customers very happy. (News Source: The Morning Call - 18:54:17)

Lansley facing RCN confidence vote

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Tories health ‘reform’ would sack one in eight nurses

The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) has exposed Tory and Lib Dem lies about the NHS. It revealed this week that one in eight nurses face the sack due to government cuts. (News Source: Socialist Worker - 17:45:08)

Lansley facing RCN confidence vote

Wednesday 13th April 2011, 3:20AM BST. The Health Secretary is facing a vote of no confidence after nurses accused him of not having “guts”. (News Source: Express and Star - 02:35:22)

RCN urged to come out fighting against NHS cuts

The Green Party’s health spokesperson has called on nurses to unite against the draft Health and Social Care Bill. (News Source: Green Party - 06:23:27)

Nurses Struggle As Staffing Pressures Bite, Says Royal College Of Nursing, UK

Nurses are propping up the NHS by consistently working in excess of their contracted hours and providing last minute shift cover. Findings from the Royal College of Nursing (RCN), released on the eve of its annual Congress, raise serious concerns for patient care as only a minority (17 per cent) of nurses reported having good staffing levels where they work. The survey of 2,000 UK nurses … (News Source: Medical News Today - 17:19:35)

Half of NHS cuts will hit front line

Half of all NHS job cuts will fall on the heads of clinical staff including doctors and nurses, the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) warned yesterday. (News Source: Morning Star - 09:33:24)

Nursing union attacks ‘catastrophic’ cuts to NHS

The NHS is coming under strain as job cuts begin to bite, with clinical staff accounting for half of planned losses, a nursing leader has warned. (News Source: Evening Standard - 07:06:38)

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