NHS in England has seen its biggest strike among ambulance workers and nurses on Monday, 6th February. Filipino nurses have mixed feelings about strikes. Tinig
Tinig UK has put together some helpful information for Filipino nurses regarding the ongoing nurses’ strike across the UK. This guide is based on the
Filipino Nurses Association UK (FNAUK) is running an art competition that aims to tell the stories of Filipino nurses in the UK. Supported by the
Some Filipino nurses are joining thousands of their colleagues today for the biggest nursing strike in NHS history. The 19% pay rise demanded by the Royal
As Queen Elizabeth II was laid to rest on Monday, 19 September, Filipino nurses paid tribute to her “selfless service” as they expressed their gratefulness
By Delya Apsari “A&E isn’t for everyone. It can make you or break you. It is a very fast paced environment but is very special
By Liezel Longboan A Filipino nursing manager in the National Health Service (NHS) was one of the 10 finalists of the first Aster Guardians Global
By Liezel Longboan In 2020, at least 50 Filipino healthcare workers died with Covid-19, most of them working in care homes and in hospital Covid
By Michael Duque and Liezel Longboan The Queen’s Nursing Institute (QNI) recently conferred its first International Community Nurse of the Year Award to Filipino nurses Dennis
For the first time, a Filipino has been included in this year’s 50 most influential Black, Asian and minority ethnic people in health by the
by Ronan Cameron-Carter and Liezel Longboan Over 300 participants from 17 countries attended the Philippine Nurses Association (PNA) UK’s first ever World Café Convention on
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