New Inspection Service Launches To Counter Rising Costs Facing The Care Sector
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Care Inspections UK (CIUK), the UK’s only accredited inspection body for care homes, has launched a pay-as-you-go inspection service aimed at helping care homes improve... New Inspection Service Launches To Counter Rising Costs Facing The Care Sector appeared first on The Carer.
Daughter Of Resident At Wolverhampton Home Climbs Mount Snowden And Raises Over £800
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The daughter of a resident at a Wolverhampton home climbed Mount Snowden and managed to raise over £800 in the process. Sarah Smith is the... Daughter Of Resident At Wolverhampton Home Climbs Mount Snowden And Raises Over £800 appeared first on The Carer.
Raunds Care Home Resident Celebrates 105th Birthday with Family and Friends
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A resident at a care home in Raunds has marked an incredible milestone, celebrating her 105th birthday surrounded by loved ones. Margaret Tirebuck, originally from... Raunds Care Home Resident Celebrates 105th Birthday with Family and Friends appeared first on The Carer.
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Nurses spotlight bladder and bowel care gaps
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Tackling the "postcode lottery" of specialist stoma care nursing services, embedding bladder and bowel content in nurse education and the ongoing success of a project preventing toileting-related falls were all discussed this week in parliament. Nurses spotlight bladder and bowel care gaps appeared first on Nursing Times.
‘I left Westminster Abbey with a great deal of pride in being a nurse’
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Student editor Sana Gul on her experience of attending the 60th Florence Nightingale Foundation Commemorative Service at Westminster Abbey. ‘I left Westminster Abbey with a great deal of pride in being a nurse’ appeared first on Nursing Times.
NHS first in world to roll out new ‘trojan horse’ therapy for blood cancer patients
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The NHS in England will be the first health system in the world to roll-out a ‘trojan horse’ targeted therapy for blood cancer patients which could halt the disease’s progression by nearly three times as long as existing treatments. Around 1,500 patients a year with multiple myeloma – an incurable cancer of the bone marrow […]
Calls to support ‘critical’ work of nurses in disaster zones
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International health leaders have called for more support for nurses working in areas of war and humanitarian crises. Calls to support ‘critical’ work of nurses in disaster zones appeared first on Nursing Times.
Robert Francis: unacceptable continence care likely persists
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Nurses have “a problem being heard” in the continence care space despite being key to the multidisciplinary teams that can drive forward changes, Sir Robert Francis has said. Robert Francis: unacceptable continence care likely persists appeared first on Nursing Times.
Bid to improve nurse training opportunities globally
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The Royal College of Nursing has signed an agreement with the International Council of Nurses to support the education and training of nurses across the world. Bid to improve nurse training opportunities globally appeared first on Nursing Times.
‘Somewhere along the way, I forgot how to be me’
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Student editor Zaneta Sadauskaite-Khokhar on the importance of finding yourself while studying nursing. ‘Somewhere along the way, I forgot how to be me’ appeared first on Nursing Times.
The Benefits of AI in Social Care
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The social care sector has come a long way when it comes to digital transformation, and artificial intelligence (AI) is a big part of its... The Benefits of AI in Social Care appeared first on The Carer.