Specialist dementia nursing charity, Dementia UK, has announced a new service to support people from the d/Deaf and hard of hearing community who are living... Dementia UK Launches British Sign Language Support Service appeared first on The Carer.

Hartford Care hosted its annual staff awards ceremony last week, to celebrate its valued and hardworking team members from its Basingstoke-based central support office and... Basingstoke Care Provider Hartford Care Celebrates Team at Annual Awards Ceremony appeared first on The Carer.

Friends and colleagues have paid tribute to a care sector “inspiration” who trained thousands of people before retiring after four decades. Ann Serridge, 66, from... Care Sector “Inspiration” Ann Retires After 45 Years Training Thousands and Earning Palace Honour appeared first on The Carer.

Chrissla Davis on how understanding their own behavioural patterns helps leaders to support others and sustain themselves in demanding roles. ‘Leadership is a dynamic, relational practice that begins with understanding ourselves’ appeared first on Nursing Times.

Muslim students who wear the hijab face challenges on clinical placements, leading to a university piloting a uniform-compliant hijab. How a university created a uniform hijab for Muslim nursing students appeared first on Nursing Times.

A new life-changing treatment option – GLP-1 drug semaglutide known as Wegovy – is set to be available on the NHS within months, with 1.2 million people with cardiovascular disease eligible to receive the treatment to help prevent heart attacks and strokes over the next few years. People with heart and circulatory disease who are […]

Clearer standards for mental health and self-harm services in Wales have been welcomed as a “major opportunity” to improve equity, access and compassion in mental health support. New mental health and self-harm standards for Wales welcomed appeared first on Nursing Times.

Indicators of patient experience for community mental health care services are moving in the right direction, though there is still significant room for improvement, according to the regulator. The Care Quality Commission (CQC) said people in England were having more positive experiences of mental health… CQC survey suggests experiences of mental health care ‘improving’ appeared first on Nursing Times.