Should you stay as a band 5 nurse or move to band 6?

Moving from band 5 to 6 as an NHS nurse may mean more money but could also mean less flexibility

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Journal
Nursing Children and Young People
Published
2025-01-09
DOI
https://doi.org/10.7748/ncyp.37.1.10.s4
Primary Topic
Healthcare innovation and challenges
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Should you stay as a band 5 nurse or move to band 6?

Nick Evans
Nursing Children and Young People
Healthcare innovation and challenges
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Should you stay as a band 5 nurse or move to band 6?

Nick Evans
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Abstract

Moving from band 5 to 6 as an NHS nurse may mean more money but could also mean less flexibility

Nursing Children and Young PeopleVol. 37(1)
Gender equality
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Healthcare innovation and challenges
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