Sam Elliott-Olechnowicz argues that a more unified, multiprofessional approach to international recruitment could yield greater results. ‘The current approach to international recruitment often operates in silos’ appeared first on Nursing Times.

A hospital revised its staff huddles to focus on patient safety and adverse events, resulting in increased reporting and positive staff feedback. Patient safety: transforming a hospital-wide daily staff huddle appeared first on Nursing Times.

Members of the Northern Ireland Executive have faced fresh criticism over their failure to implement the latest pay rise due to nursing staff in the country, ahead of expected industrial action by unions. Northern Ireland ministers accused of ‘dithering’ over nurse pay award appeared first on Nursing Times.

With Blackpool – the spiritual home of ballroom – as the backdrop, it seemed fitting that a major critical care nursing conference opened with a nod to Strictly Come Dancing. Critical care nurses strictly celebrating ‘significant milestone’ appeared first on Nursing Times.

Find out how the NMC panel acted in this case. Not yet read the case? Read the charge and background here Final panel decision: What should happen to a nurse who shouted and swore at two residents at a care home? appeared first on Nursing Times.

Each month, Nursing Times will consider a real-life case heard by the Nursing and Midwifery Council’s fitness to practise panel. We’ll give you the facts of the case, as presented to the panel, and you’ll get a chance to consider what decision you would have made. What should happen to a nurse who shouted and swore at two residents at a care home? appeared first on Nursing Times.

The 2016 Brexit vote may be fresh in the memory for many, but the first national referendum held in the UK took place just over 50 years ago. Syndicate membership was as hot a topic in the 1970s as it is today appeared first on Nursing Times.

A trust on Teesside has launched a new attempt to cut smoking on its hospital sites, featuring heartfelt pleas from local schoolchildren broadcast over its tannoy system. Trust turns to loudspeakers to try and cut out hospital smoking appeared first on Nursing Times.

Sharon Burlace on how social care nurses must be empowered to use digital systems and ensure they meet the needs of their residents. ‘As social care nursing becomes digitalised, it must not become dehumanised’ appeared first on Nursing Times.

Care homes across the UK are transforming how they deliver care thanks to SyndoraAlto, the newly rebranded name behind CHARIS, the UK’s most advanced digital... SyndoraAlto Sets a New Standard for Connected Care Technology appeared first on The Carer.

Cecilia Jemitus, resident at St Helen’s Hall, Merseyside, part of Sandstone Care Group, has celebrated her 105th with a western style party with family and... One Of St Helen’s Oldest Residents Celebrates 105th Birthday In Rootin’ Tootin’ Style appeared first on The Carer.

A Nottinghamshire specialist dementia nursing home is celebrating a remarkable milestone after being awarded the Meaningful Care Matters (MCM) Butterfly Accreditation for the 15th year... Selston Nursing Home 15th Consecutive Year of Butterfly Accreditation appeared first on The Carer.