Financial pressures raise the stakes on nursing pay decision

Article Abstract:

The Bank of England has decided to raise the interest rates, as well as the credit card bills of the nurses, which will put a tremendous amount of financial pressure on the nurses and might also lead to a decrease in the number of people taking nursing as their profession. It is clear that in spite of the deal being extremely crucial for a wider economics, it should be again thought over, as it might highly demoralize the nurses.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Personnel administration, Medical economics, Forecasts and trends, Compensation and benefits, Market trend/market analysis

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NMC to slash monitoring bill

Article Abstract:

The United Kingdom's Nursing and Midwifery Council is planning to reduce the costs of a bill for the monitoring of quality in nursing education. The council plans to lower quality assurance spending, which now amounts to 6.8 million pounds.

Product quality, Education, Quality management, Powers and duties, United Kingdom. Nursing and Midwifery Council

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1.5m pounds for Scotland

Article Abstract:

The Scottish Executive is launching a new financing package to improve the recruitment and retention of nurses in Scotland. The package is valued at 1.5 million pounds.

Government expenditures, Scotland, Health care industry, Government finance

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