Residents and staff at Kingswood Court Care Home in Kingswood, Bristol, dressed to impress as they enjoyed a week of Royal Ascot celebrations from 16–20 June. And They’re Off… To Enjoy Royal Ascot! appeared first on The Carer.

On 23rd June, The Care & Occupational Therapy Show returns as a vital meeting point for professionals across the sector; bringing together expertise, technology, and practical insight under one roof. The Care & Occupational Therapy Show Takes Place Tomorrow! Don’t Miss Out appeared first on The Carer.

Keir Starmer has announced his resignation as Prime Minister, making him the sixth occupant of 10 Downing Street to leave office in just a decade. Starmer Resigns: What Could a Change of Leadership Mean for Health and Social Care? appeared first on The Carer.

Employers need to act now to make sure their workers are protected as a heat health alert has been issued for parts of the country until Tuesday 23 June. Risks to Workers from Extreme Heat Must Be Managed appeared first on The Carer.

Royal London Asset Management has committed to forward-fund two purpose-built elderly care homes in the South East of England, comprising a total of 146 beds, as part of its expanding investment in UK healthcare infrastructure. Royal London Asset Management Commits £35 million into the Healthcare Sector appeared first on The Carer.

Student editor Zoe Craven explains how her thoughts about the concept of resilience changed after meeting children on placement. ‘One child changed my whole perspective on resilience’ appeared first on Nursing Times.

Understanding obesity management medications and the role of the nurse in weight loss interventions. Use of obesity management medications: the nurse’s role appeared first on Nursing Times.

The latest NHS England management data has shown the real life and immediate impact of the Medical Training Prioritisation Act. The Act came into force in March responding to concerns about increasing competition faced by UK-trained doctors for postgraduate medical training posts. It has delivered what it promised despite being urgent legislation coming into effect […]

Visits to the hay fever advice on the NHS website have more than doubled in the past week as temperatures rise this weekend. There have been 12,990 visits to the hay fever page on nhs.uk in the past four days (14-17 June), compared to 5,632 in the same period the week before, a rise of 131 […]

Abuse of patients with learning disabilities at Muckamore Abbey Hospital was the result of ‘the normalisation of deviance’ among staff, according to findings from a major inquiry. Poor care and neglect ‘normalised’ at learning disability hospital appeared first on Nursing Times.

Student editor Jen Winch on why it is important that higher education institutions widen access to nursing courses. ‘Widening access is vital to the future of the nursing workforce’ appeared first on Nursing Times.

Laura Rooney and Inês Rodrigues explain why their roles as research nurses in the field of dementia are vital to pushing forward the boundaries of treatment for the condition. Meet the UK nurses working to find a cure for the causes of dementia appeared first on Nursing Times.