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20 blog posts
  • Mary Warrilow Mary Warrilow 2 Jul 2025

    Lipoedema: the hidden women’s health condition nurses and midwives need to know about

    Lipoedema is a chronic, painful disorder affecting connective and fat tissue, lipoedema impacts approximately 10% of women worldwide. Despite this prevalence,many go undiagnosed for years, and this Blog explores some of the key facts around this devastating illness. 

  • Stephanie O'Donohue Stephanie O'Donohue 10 Jun 2025

    TIGER UK: Reflections on the first six months

    After a traumatic gynae procedure, I founded TIGER UK to unite patients, professionals & researchers for safer, kinder care. We host monthly discussions, share insights, and drive change. Join us to help make positive gynae experiences the norm.

  • Patricia Hughes Patricia Hughes 19 May 2025

    Recognising and responding to Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS)

    ¹úÄÚ¾«Æ·ÒÁÈ˾þþþø¾ Associate Director for Nursing Practice, Patricia Hughes, shares her reflections on her recent attendance at the newly established all-party parliamentary group for Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome

  • Dr Wendy Norton Dr Wendy Norton 30 Apr 2025

    Addressing the gender health gap: Where are the women's voices in research?

    On average, women in the UK live longer than men, but they spend three more years in poor health. This Blog discusses the disparities further.

  • Charlotte Glynn Charlotte Glynn 4 Apr 2025

    Measurement of pregnancy planning in abortion care

    This blog is about my research project entitled "A qualitative study evaluating the implementation of the London Measure of Unplanned Pregnancy (LMUP) during antenatal and abortion care to assess pregnancy circumstance".

  • Lindsey McDonnell Lindsey McDonnell 26 Mar 2025

    BRCA gene alteration diagnosis as a Breast Care Nurse

    In August 2023 I found out that I carry a BRCA2 gene alteration. I was plunged into a world where I was both the nurse and patient. I learnt how difficult it can be to separate the two, but it has been valuable in helping me develop a deeper understanding of my patients’ experiences.

  • Rebecca Turner Rebecca Turner 20 Mar 2025

    Life as a Consultant Nurse and Clinical Director

    A nurse as a Clinical Director (CD) is uncommon in most organisations. I therefore consider my appointment to interim CD is as much a testament to the foresight and bravery of my line managers, as it is about my skill to perform. Eight months into this role, I reflect on my day to day experience.

  • Rachel Perrow Rachel Perrow 20 Mar 2025

    Childhood brain tumour and education

    I have worked in Paediatric Neuro-oncology nursing for over 20 years and the longer I work in this field the stronger my belief that we need to do more to support children with brain tumours access meaningful education. 

  • Michael Nevill Michael Nevill 27 Jan 2025

    Reflecting on my experience at the last ¹úÄÚ¾«Æ·ÒÁÈ˾þþþø¾ Congress

    This blog highlights my experience of attending and presenting a resolution at ¹úÄÚ¾«Æ·ÒÁÈ˾þþþø¾ Congress in 2024. This will help to inform other ¹úÄÚ¾«Æ·ÒÁÈ˾þþþø¾ members who may want to participate or attend future Congresses.

  • Tori Heppell Tori Heppell 22 Nov 2024

    Impacting more accurate accounts of miscarriage in film and television

    Demonstrating how nurses can influence understanding, awareness, support and acceptance of issues; and how they can use their knowledge and experience to ensure their patients and colleagues are factually represented in the media.