Back to the Classroom: Centenarian Revisits School She Left at Start of WWII
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A 100-year-old has returned to her old school – for the first time since the outbreak of WWII. Maureen Smith visited Tolworth Girls’ School &... Back to the Classroom: Centenarian Revisits School She Left at Start of WWII appeared first on The Carer.
Scotland’s Care Bed Supply To Be In Circa 30,000 Deficit By 2036, Reveals Christie & Co Report
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Specialist business property adviser, Christie & Co, has launched its ‘Scottish Healthcare Market Review 2026’ report, which analyses the supply and demand for new build... Scotland’s Care Bed Supply To Be In Circa 30,000 Deficit By 2036, Reveals Christie & Co Report appeared first on The Carer.
Holi Celebrations and Iftar Dinners: Religious Diversity at Kailash Manor
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TLC’s Kailash Manor care home in Hatch End celebrated the Hindu festival of Holi which took place on Wednesday 4th March. Holi is celebrated as... Holi Celebrations and Iftar Dinners: Religious Diversity at Kailash Manor appeared first on The Carer.
Prepare for New Tax Rules Health and Social Workers Warned
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The 53,000 sole traders in health and social work with a turnover of more than £50,000 from self-employment and property have just weeks left to... Prepare for New Tax Rules Health and Social Workers Warned appeared first on The Carer.
IPS supports the Nursing Times Infection prevention and control topics page
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We are delighted that the Infection Prevention Society (IPS) is a supporter of the Nursing Times Infection prevention and control topics page. IPS supports the Nursing Times Infection prevention and control topics page appeared first on Nursing Times.
Formal strike ballot underway involving nurses in South Yorkshire
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Nursing staff at a trust in Yorkshire are being formally balloted over taking strike action, as a dispute over contract changes between unions and employers escalates with neither side backing down. Formal strike ballot underway involving nurses in South Yorkshire appeared first on Nursing Times.
Supporting witnesses through fitness to practise processes
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We’re continuing to improve the accessibility of our fitness to practise processes, with some of this work based on research carried out by the Open University’s Witness to Harm research project, which the SSSC took part in.
South Tyneside’s New Extra Care Communities Taking Shape
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Construction is continuing on two flagship Extra Care developments in South Tyneside. Together, the schemes will provide more than 200 affordable, modern homes designed for... South Tyneside’s New Extra Care Communities Taking Shape appeared first on The Carer.
Whitby Care Home Gets £150,000 Refurbishment
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Two Milewood services in Whitby have undergone significant refurbishment following a £150,000 investment aimed at improving living spaces for the people they support. The investment... Whitby Care Home Gets £150,000 Refurbishment appeared first on The Carer.
House of Lords Delegated Powers and Regulatory Reform Committee Report on Terminally Ill Adults Bill
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The House of Lords Delegated Powers and Regulatory Reform Committee has published its second report on the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill. The... House of Lords Delegated Powers and Regulatory Reform Committee Report on Terminally Ill Adults Bill appeared first on The Carer.
Nurse aims to secure new neonatal equipment for Leicester’s hospitals
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A neonatal nurse is asking for votes to help her secure thousands of pounds towards new sensory equipment for babies born critically unwell or preterm in Leicester’s hospitals. Nurse aims to secure new neonatal equipment for Leicester’s hospitals appeared first on Nursing Times.
Private Healthcare Use Doubles as NHS Waiting Times Drive Patients Away
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New research commissioned by Healthwatch England has revealed a significant and accelerating shift in how people in England are accessing healthcare, with the proportion of... Private Healthcare Use Doubles as NHS Waiting Times Drive Patients Away appeared first on The Carer.