The NHS is grappling with an unusually severe and early flu season, with latest data revealing hospital admissions for influenza at unprecedented levels for this... NHS Faces Unprecedented Early Flu Surge as Hospital Pressures Mount appeared first on The Carer.

Eligible employers can apply from today for targeted support with the cost of hiring international displaced social care workers who are already in the UK, impacted... £500,000 Fund Opens to Support Displaced Adult Social Care Workers appeared first on The Carer.

New analysis from Alzheimer’s Research UK, has revealed that dementia continues to be the UK’s leading cause of death. It accounted for more than one-in-ten... New Analysis Shows Dementia Still The UK’s Biggest Killer appeared first on The Carer.

Jonathan Sher explains how losing conscious memories from much of the past seven decades of his life is an unwelcome challenge but also offers some blessings. ‘We all share the common ground of remembering without memories’ appeared first on Nursing Times.

Meet our Nurse of the Year for 2025, Teresa O’Nwere-Tan. She’s a truly inspirational nurse and you can read all about her career journey so far and what continues to motivate and drive her to achieve even more. Our Nurse of the Year shines a light on heart failure appeared first on Nursing Times.

Esme Ray, from Canterbury Christ Church University, discusses the pros and cons of AI, and why student nurses need to be aware of them. ‘As student nurses, we need to advocate for AI education’ appeared first on Nursing Times.

We have spoken to Dr Liz Westcott, who has become the first British nurse to be president of the international nursing organisation Sigma. UK nurse aiming to raise profile of global honor society appeared first on Nursing Times.

The number of nurses, midwives and nursing associates who can practise in the UK has risen to a record 860,801 but growth of the workforce has slowed significan

A sharp drop in the international recruitment of nursing and midwifery professionals to the UK has slowed overall growth of the country’s register, the regulator has warned. ‘Collapse’ in overseas recruitment slows growth of UK nursing register appeared first on Nursing Times.

New prehabilitation guidelines have been launched to cut hospital stays and improve outcomes in people requiring cancer treatment. Prehabilitation guidelines launched to improve cancer outcomes appeared first on Nursing Times.

We talk to May Parsons, probably best known for being the first nurse in the world to give the Covid vaccination – but who has done so much more than that, be it through her career in the NHS, support of internationally educated nurses and now as a leader in the social care sector. Upsides and downsides of being the ‘Covid jab nurse’ appeared first on Nursing Times.

The health service is facing another winter with devastating levels of corridor care, the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) has warned. NHS faces ‘tidal wave’ of flu as RCN reiterates dangers of corridor care appeared first on Nursing Times.