How a sense of belonging allows nurses to develop and thrive at work

How a sense of belonging allows nurses to develop and thrive at work

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The role of compassionate leadership in promoting a sense of belonging to improve the wellbeing of nurses and the care they deliver. How a sense of belonging allows nurses to develop and thrive at work appeared first on Nursing Times.

NHS to detect and prevent thousands more bowel cancers with more sensitive screening

NHS to detect and prevent thousands more bowel cancers with more sensitive screening

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Thousands of cases of bowel cancer will be diagnosed earlier or even prevented in England, as part of major NHS plans to increase the sensitivity of bowel cancer screening to save more lives. NHS England today announced it is to lower the threshold for a home-screening kit to trigger urgent cancer testing from next month, […]

Thousands at risk of inherited cancers to receive regular NHS checks through world-first genetics programme

Thousands at risk of inherited cancers to receive regular NHS checks through world-first genetics programme

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Thousands of people at higher risk of developing cancer due to inherited faulty genes will be regularly checked and tracked by the NHS thanks to a first-of-its-kind national genetics programme. The world-first genetic register, developed by the NHS, will collect patient information on over 100 genes linked to an increased risk of cancer, with plans […]

Long-term PPI use may not increase stomach cancer risk after all

Long-term PPI use may not increase stomach cancer risk after all

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Long-term use of proton pump inhibitors (PPIs), widely used for acid reflux and ulcers, may not be linked to any increased risk of developing gastric cancer, according to researchers from Scandinavia. Long-term PPI use may not increase stomach cancer risk after all appeared first on Nursing Times.

‘We are gradually becoming the strong and independent regulator people want’

‘We are gradually becoming the strong and independent regulator people want’

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NMC leader Paul Rees provides a guide to the UK nursing and midwifery regulator's improvement journey over the past 18 months. ‘We are gradually becoming the strong and independent regulator people want’ appeared first on Nursing Times.

Apply now for Leading for the Future

Apply now for Leading for the Future

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Leading to Change welcome applications or the next cohort of their popular leadership programme, Leading for the Future.

Launch: the 2026 Nursing Times Awards are now open for entries

Launch: the 2026 Nursing Times Awards are now open for entries

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Entries are now open for the 2026 Nursing Times Awards – read on to find out more about the award categories, the awards ceremony and how you can enter this year Launch: the 2026 Nursing Times Awards are now open for entries appeared first on Nursing Times.

NHS Corridor Care Crisis Deepens as Staff Morale Collapses

NHS Corridor Care Crisis Deepens as Staff Morale Collapses

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Corridor care has become so entrenched in NHS hospitals that nursing staff are in danger of losing hope, according to stark new testimony gathered by... NHS Corridor Care Crisis Deepens as Staff Morale Collapses appeared first on The Carer.

Social Care Dominates Local Authority Spending Study Reveals

Social Care Dominates Local Authority Spending Study Reveals

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Local authorities across England are devoting more than three-quarters (78%) of their discretionary spending to social care provision, according to recently published financial data. Research... Social Care Dominates Local Authority Spending Study Reveals appeared first on The Carer.

Hendon Hall Celebrates Lifelong Football Fan With Hendon F.C. Matchday Visit

Hendon Hall Celebrates Lifelong Football Fan With Hendon F.C. Matchday Visit

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Residential care home Signature at Hendon Hall has strengthened its ties with the local community by taking a resident to watch his beloved team in... Hendon Hall Celebrates Lifelong Football Fan With Hendon F.C. Matchday Visit appeared first on The Carer.

Vaccine Trial Review Finds That Future Vaccine Trials Must Include Care Home Residents

Vaccine Trial Review Finds That Future Vaccine Trials Must Include Care Home Residents

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The first review of vaccine trials conducted in care homes concludes that it is ‘crucial’ that future vaccine trials include care homes residents. Led by... Vaccine Trial Review Finds That Future Vaccine Trials Must Include Care Home Residents appeared first on The Carer.

Nurses told not to focus solely on BMI in new eating disorder guidance

Nurses told not to focus solely on BMI in new eating disorder guidance

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School nurses and practice nursing staff are among those who will be offered training to spot the early signs of eating disorders, as part of a major overhaul of NHS guidance in the area. Nurses told not to focus solely on BMI in new eating disorder guidance appeared first on Nursing Times.