RCN asks nurses to ‘give verdict’ on 3.6% pay offer

RCN asks nurses to ‘give verdict’ on 3.6% pay offer

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Hundreds of thousands of nurses will begin to vote on whether this year’s NHS pay award is enough, via a consultation being run by the Royal College of Nursing. RCN asks nurses to ‘give verdict’ on 3.6% pay offer appeared first on Nursing Times.

A Summer Payment To Around 90,000 Carers

A Summer Payment To Around 90,000 Carers

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Around 90,000 carers are set to receive Carer’s Allowance Supplement this June – an additional payment of £293.50. The payment is extra money for people... A Summer Payment To Around 90,000 Carers appeared first on The Carer.

Sales Surge Surprises Medical Manufacturers

Sales Surge Surprises Medical Manufacturers

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A remarkable first quarter sales performance for UK health and medical equipment manufacturers has flown in the face of low business confidence amongst SMEs. New... Sales Surge Surprises Medical Manufacturers appeared first on The Carer.

ICN Congress 2025: global nurse forum commences in Finland

ICN Congress 2025: global nurse forum commences in Finland

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Thousands of nurses representing more than 100 countries are gathering this week to share knowledge and discuss the biggest issues facing the profession across the world. ICN Congress 2025: global nurse forum commences in Finland appeared first on Nursing Times.

How nurses can improve d/Deaf patients’ health outcomes

How nurses can improve d/Deaf patients’ health outcomes

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Deaf people are at increased risk of health inequalities, and nursing staff can improve these patients’ health outcomes. How nurses can improve d/Deaf patients’ health outcomes appeared first on Nursing Times.

Public health nurses welcome expansion of free school meals

Public health nurses welcome expansion of free school meals

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Public health nurses have welcomed government plans to expand free school meals to all children whose families are on universal credit. Public health nurses welcome expansion of free school meals appeared first on Nursing Times.

RCN asks for meeting with foreign secretary over Gaza

RCN asks for meeting with foreign secretary over Gaza

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The Royal College of Nursing and other health organisations have written to the UK foreign secretary asking for action to protect children and healthcare workers in Gaza. RCN asks for meeting with foreign secretary over Gaza appeared first on Nursing Times.

MPs urged to invest in ‘decimated’ health visiting services

MPs urged to invest in ‘decimated’ health visiting services

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Health visiting services risk “falling off a cliff” without urgent investment in the workforce, MPs have been warned. MPs urged to invest in ‘decimated’ health visiting services appeared first on Nursing Times.

New plan for improving urgent and emergency care

New plan for improving urgent and emergency care

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Nursing and other healthcare leaders have welcomed a plan to tackle the urgent and emergency care crisis with cautious optimism. New plan for improving urgent and emergency care appeared first on Nursing Times.

QICN launches ‘professional home’ for general practice nurses

QICN launches ‘professional home’ for general practice nurses

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The Queen’s Institute of Community Nursing has launched a new division dedicated to the support and development of general practice nurses (GPNs). QICN launches ‘professional home’ for general practice nurses appeared first on Nursing Times.

Bishops Stortford Care Come Residents Are Introduced to a Charming Cast of Falcons

Bishops Stortford Care Come Residents Are Introduced to a Charming Cast of Falcons

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Meadowbrook, a luxury care home in Bishop’s Stortford, marked the end of last week by introducing residents to a charming cast of falcons and other... Bishops Stortford Care Come Residents Are Introduced to a Charming Cast of Falcons appeared first on The Carer.

Oyster Care Homes Celebrates Building Milestone in Shripney

Oyster Care Homes Celebrates Building Milestone in Shripney

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Oyster Care Homes marked a significant milestone recently with the traditional topping out ceremony at its eleventh care home, Bradshaw Lodge in Shripney. The event... Oyster Care Homes Celebrates Building Milestone in Shripney appeared first on The Carer.