NHS delivers over 100,000 more treatments for patients in March, despite rise in demand

NHS delivers over 100,000 more treatments for patients in March, despite rise in demand

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The NHS delivered over 100,000 more treatments in March compared to the same month last year, with a quarter of a million fewer waiting longer than 18 weeks for care. New data published today also shows that NHS staff have carried out over 1.5 million treatments in just 1 month, and 3.6 million additional appointments […]

Volunteers From The Access Group Uk Work With Friends Of The Elderly To Spruce Up Care Home’s Garden Furniture For The Summer

Volunteers From The Access Group Uk Work With Friends Of The Elderly To Spruce Up Care Home’s Garden Furniture For The Summer

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Team members from The Access Group UK, one of the leading providers of business management software, have spent a day volunteering at Charity, Friends of... Volunteers From The Access Group Uk Work With Friends Of The Elderly To Spruce Up Care Home’s Garden Furniture For The Summer appeared first on The Carer.

Sandie Peggie welcomes Supreme Court ruling on biological sex

Sandie Peggie welcomes Supreme Court ruling on biological sex

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An A&E nurse who is taking legal action against her employer over single-sex changing facilities has called for action following the Supreme Court ruling on the legal definition of a woman under equalities law. Sandie Peggie welcomes Supreme Court ruling on biological sex appeared first on Nursing Times.

Local Care Home Worker Braves The Ice Bucket Chalenge

Local Care Home Worker Braves The Ice Bucket Chalenge

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A member of staff at Hilton Park Care Home in Bottisham has taken part in the ‘Ice Bucket Challenge’ for Mental Health Awareness Week. After... Local Care Home Worker Braves The Ice Bucket Chalenge appeared first on The Carer.

NHS Leaders Concerned Over Potential Unbudgeted Pay Rises

NHS Leaders Concerned Over Potential Unbudgeted Pay Rises

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Further cuts to staffing and services are likely if NHS organisations need to shoulder additional pay costs above what is included in the NHS budget.... NHS Leaders Concerned Over Potential Unbudgeted Pay Rises appeared first on The Carer.

Violence against nurses has been ‘normalised’

Violence against nurses has been ‘normalised’

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Healthcare employers have been urged to combat the normalisation of violence against nursing staff, as they continue to be subjected to record levels of physical assaults. Violence against nurses has been ‘normalised’ appeared first on Nursing Times.

Blind Veterans Raises Over £2,500 From VE Day Swimming Fundraiser

Blind Veterans Raises Over £2,500 From VE Day Swimming Fundraiser

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Determined blind veteran Lee raised over £1,300 for charity by completing a 2,000-metre swim. Lee completed the challenge, the equivalent of 80 lengths — in... Blind Veterans Raises Over £2,500 From VE Day Swimming Fundraiser appeared first on The Carer.

Nursing union brands ICB cuts unsafe and rushed

Nursing union brands ICB cuts unsafe and rushed

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The cuts that integrated care boards are being asked to make are “unsafe” and show a lack of understanding of nurses’ roles, the government and NHS England have been told. Nursing union brands ICB cuts unsafe and rushed appeared first on Nursing Times.

Migrant Nursing Staff Plan To Leave UK Due To Low Wages, Abuse And ‘Hostile Environment’

Migrant Nursing Staff Plan To Leave UK Due To Low Wages, Abuse And ‘Hostile Environment’

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Up to two-thirds of foreign nurses working in the UK plan to leave and work in a country other than their home nation according to... Migrant Nursing Staff Plan To Leave UK Due To Low Wages, Abuse And ‘Hostile Environment’ appeared first on The Carer.

Residents at The Belmont Shake Things Up for World Cocktail Day

Residents at The Belmont Shake Things Up for World Cocktail Day

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Tuesday 13th May marked World Cocktail Day, and residents at The Belmont Care Home, part of the Sanders Senior Living Group, celebrated in style with... Residents at The Belmont Shake Things Up for World Cocktail Day appeared first on The Carer.

101-Year-Old Nottingham Forest Superfan Receives VIP Treatment At East Midlands Derby Match

101-Year-Old Nottingham Forest Superfan Receives VIP Treatment At East Midlands Derby Match

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Marjorie, better known as ‘Marj’, Graves, resident at HC-One’s Fairway View Care Home, enjoyed an unforgettable experience after receiving VIP treatment at Nottingham Forest versus... 101-Year-Old Nottingham Forest Superfan Receives VIP Treatment At East Midlands Derby Match appeared first on The Carer.

‘Mum so loved her nursing career that she inspired me to become a nurse’

‘Mum so loved her nursing career that she inspired me to become a nurse’

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Specialist nurse Kay Casson looks back on her mother’s nursing career and an article she wrote for Nursing Times in 1968 while still a student. ‘Mum so loved her nursing career that she inspired me to become a nurse’ appeared first on Nursing Times.