I would love to!

We know public health is a significant part of the future of the NHS - but placements are in short supply.
Simulation helps us bridge that theory practice gap and create nurses fit for the future.

I once went to kids party that had mini prosecco bottles for grown ups, and a separate grown ups buffet

This must be a man. Women have it drilled into them from long before you can actually drink not to drink anything you don't see being poured / have eyes on at all times.

She's less than an hour from London. It's not like it's an insurmountable journey.

NHS organisations recognise that we can attract staff from other countries with our pay and conditions, but we cannot afford to keep ignoring the mass exodus of staff from the UK for *exactly the same reasons*
To retain staff the NHS needs to be internationally competitive as an employer.

And even meaningful and comparatively well paid work can take a catastrophic toll on your mental health - just look at the rates of suicide among health professionals

I mean being broke isn't good for your health (mental or physical), but that doesn't make work (certainly not all work) good for your health

When "everybody got measles", infancy mortality rate was enormous. Even my grandma who was born in 1912 lost 3 out of 6 children because of preventable (nowadays) deseases.

Yes the NHS WRES makes for depressing reading, we need to do so much better, in nursing, but in all of health and social care.

Also though, perhaps we should recognise NHS and care work as the skilled and necessary work that it is, and pay staff more than £38,700