Leeds HC-One Care Homes Back Leeds United Foundation’s Challenge to Support Older People
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Residents and colleagues at HC-One’s Rievaulx House, Lydgate Lodge, and Acacia Court care homes in Leeds are delighted to support a special fundraising challenge led... Leeds HC-One Care Homes Back Leeds United Foundation’s Challenge to Support Older People appeared first on The Carer.
Half Of Care Providers Use Staff’s Own Phones — But Most Staff Unaware Of Any Bring Your Own Device Policy, New Research Finds
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New research commissioned by Digital Care Hub has revealed that “Bring Your Own Device” (BYOD) — where care staff use their own phones or tablets... Half Of Care Providers Use Staff’s Own Phones — But Most Staff Unaware Of Any Bring Your Own Device Policy, New Research Finds appeared first on The Carer.
Black Swan Care Group Acquires Suffolk Care Home
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Black Swan Care Group has announced that it has acquired All Hallows Care Home, in Bungay, Suffolk marking a major strategic investment in local care... Black Swan Care Group Acquires Suffolk Care Home appeared first on The Carer.
The role of hospice research nurses in promoting palliative care research
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Abstract Palliative and end-of-life care settings have historically lacked a strong research culture. Marie Curie has integrated research nurses into its hospices, increasing research participation among staff, patients, caregivers and stakeholders, and creating a culture in which research drives development and improvement. Citation: Stanley S… The role of hospice research nurses in promoting palliative care research appeared first on Nursing Times.
Specialist nurse at centre of project to boost diversity in cancer trials
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A new NHS-backed project aiming to boost representation of women from different ethnic backgrounds in breast cancer trials, backed by a new nursing post, has launched this week. Specialist nurse at centre of project to boost diversity in cancer trials appeared first on Nursing Times.
Minister Urges Winter Preparedness as Councils Receive £3.7bn Social Care
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Care Minister Stephen Kinnock has written to local councils outlining key priorities for building winter resilience in adult social care, as the government announces up... Minister Urges Winter Preparedness as Councils Receive £3.7bn Social Care appeared first on The Carer.
Unpaid Carers Are Increasingly Caring For Longer Hours Each Week As A Result Of Growing Caring Responsibilities
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Unpaid carers, whose finances, health and ability to work are already impacted by their caring responsibilities, say the pressure of caring is unrelenting – with... Unpaid Carers Are Increasingly Caring For Longer Hours Each Week As A Result Of Growing Caring Responsibilities appeared first on The Carer.
Nurse leader joins NMC council at critical time for the regulator
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The governing body of the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) has welcomed two new members, including a highly experienced senior healthcare leader and paediatric and adult nurse. Nurse leader joins NMC council at critical time for the regulator appeared first on Nursing Times.
RCN welcomes Welsh health secretary pledge to hold NHS to account
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The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) in Wales has welcomed Welsh Government moves to increase NHS “transparency and public accountability” but called on it to go further and release more data. RCN welcomes Welsh health secretary pledge to hold NHS to account appeared first on Nursing Times.
Prescribing social activities may reverse frailty for older people
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Socialising could help to reverse frailty in older people over 70, by helping them to become more physically robust, according to UK researchers. Prescribing social activities may reverse frailty for older people appeared first on Nursing Times.
Celebrating Care Experience Week: Our commitment to support care experienced people
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As Scotland celebrates Care Experienced Week, we are proud to highlight our ongoing commitment to supporting care experienced people to access meaningful employment, education and development opportunities.
Warrington Nursing Home Brings Light and Joy to Residents and Colleagues with Diwali Celebration
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Green Park Nursing Home, based in Greater Sankey, Warrington, recently marked the Festival of Lights with a vibrant and meaningful Diwali celebration, bringing together residents,... Warrington Nursing Home Brings Light and Joy to Residents and Colleagues with Diwali Celebration appeared first on The Carer.