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Nursing Standard has compiled a collection of free resources to help nurses care for coronavirus patients during the COVID-19 pandemic

Advice on how to move into infection prevention and control nursing

Increase the support and development of newly qualified nurses with effective supervision, mentorship and leadership training

An advanced nurse practitioner shares her advice on how to build a career in nurse research

Why newly qualified nurses should not be put off working in general practice

How to find an agency that has the right kind of nursing jobs for you.

What to do when faced with two offers for your ideal nursing job

Tips and advice on how nurses can excel in a virtual job interview.

Using the latest virtual event software, the RCNi nursing jobs fairs will be virtual for 2021. Entry is free – all you need is the internet and a device to join in.

RCN careers adviser shares her tips on how to make your CV work for your next nursing job application

How to perform to the best of your ability in an interview and secure your next nursing job.

How to prepare for a job interview and work on your confidence.

Final-year nursing students like me are preparing to move to the front line of the COVID-19 crisis

NICE advises on assessing adults with COVID-19 for frailty and including patients and carers in decision-making

A free clinical resource for nurses and student nurses on the COVID-19 temporary register that includes evidence-based and peer-reviewed learning modules and articles

An emergency nurse’s experience of coping with the constantly evolving coronavirus crisis

A nurse’s experience of returning to clinical practice after a 25-year break to help with the COVID-19 pandemic

9 tips on how to return to nursing after a career break

Diane Jones, chief nurse and director of quality for NHS North West London Collaboration of Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs), shares her advice for developing your nursing career

Easy access to medical information brings benefits for patients but only if the information is accurate. How should you respond when a consultation becomes challenging?