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Understanding intensive care nurse duties and their role can be confusing, which is why we have written this blog to help explain the different ways that they provide care daily. Intensive care or intensive care unit (ICU) nurses work in specialised units within hospitals to treat people who are seriously…

Nurses spend the majority of their shifts on their feet, whether they are making rounds, administering medication, or providing patient care. This constant activity can put significant strain on their lower body, often leading to severe discomfort if left untreated. To help, we have compiled a list of the most…

Around 33,000 people in Scotland and 25,000 in Ireland live in care homes. It’s likely this number will grow. Many care home nurses are needed to deliver person-centred holistic care to these people. So, what’s it like to work as a care home nurse? Within this blog, we’ll cover the…

Looking for the next step in your career? Have you considered dialysis nursing? Read on to find out more about what the role involves, the skills required to become a dialysis nurse and the opportunities and benefits of working as a dialysis nurse with us at The Guild. What is…

Guild nurses regularly travel long distances to support clients. In the hot summer days this can be particularly uncomfortable, so we’ve put together some handy tips to help you stay cool when travelling to work.

The Scottish government recently announced the availability of free, coronavirus rapid lateral flow test to all residents, to help stop the spread of coronavirus. This means that if you live in Scotland, you can regularly order free home test kits to ensure you have not contracted the virus.

Life working as a medical professional is undoubtedly rewarding, but as with any job, it comes with its own stress. Many nurses are struggling to switch off after work as their jobs demand focus and intense work under pressure. As a result, it’s no surprise that when it comes to relaxing and slowing down, it’s a different kind of challenge. Here's where apps for nurses can help.

The coronavirus pandemic has changed the way we engage with our family, friends, and businesses. In this intense digital age, it’s more important than ever to take precautions when online. We’ve got five top tips to browse the web safely and avoid cyber-attacks.

Hands have taken a hammering during the pandemic, with regular hand washing and the use of hand sanitiser.

The COVID-19 pandemic has put healthcare professionals in unprecedented situations, having to make incredibly difficult clinical decisions and work under extreme pressures.