Healthcare Systems “Close to Collapse” Inquiry Finds

Healthcare Systems “Close to Collapse” Inquiry Finds

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The Chair of the UK Covid-19 Inquiry, Baroness Heather Hallett, has published her third report which concludes that the UK’s healthcare systems “came close to... Healthcare Systems “Close to Collapse” Inquiry Finds appeared first on The Carer.

‘Can university truly teach caring on a corridor?’

‘Can university truly teach caring on a corridor?’

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Student editor Romy Duckett on why corridor care is not something nursing students should simply learn to accept. ‘Can university truly teach caring on a corridor?’ appeared first on Nursing Times.

NMC launches new data dashboard to highlight recurring themes when midwifery care goes wrong

NMC launches new data dashboard to highlight recurring themes when midwifery care goes wrong

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The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) has launched a new Midwifery Data Dashboard to help the maternity care sector to understand and address recurring themes

Investigations into trust maternity safety incidents to continue  

Investigations into trust maternity safety incidents to continue  

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An independent programme of investigations into maternity and newborn safety incidents at NHS trusts will continue for at least the next five years. Investigations into trust maternity safety incidents to continue   appeared first on Nursing Times.

Realise Strengthens Healthcare Training Offering with Acquisition of Tidal Training

Realise Strengthens Healthcare Training Offering with Acquisition of Tidal Training

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Specialist healthcare training provider Tidal Training has been acquired by Realise Training Group in a deal that will strengthen both organisations and improve the services... Realise Strengthens Healthcare Training Offering with Acquisition of Tidal Training appeared first on The Carer.

Tanglewood Care Homes to Open 22nd home with Launch of Oadby Manor

Tanglewood Care Homes to Open 22nd home with Launch of Oadby Manor

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Independent care provider, Tanglewood Care Homes, is set to open its 22nd care home this April, as the group continues its expansion across the UK... Tanglewood Care Homes to Open 22nd home with Launch of Oadby Manor appeared first on The Carer.

Friendly Miniature Horse Brings Smiles to York Care Home Residents

Friendly Miniature Horse Brings Smiles to York Care Home Residents

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In celebration of International Day of Happiness, residents at RMBI Care Co. Home Connaught Court, in York, were delighted this week when Monet, an American... Friendly Miniature Horse Brings Smiles to York Care Home Residents appeared first on The Carer.

Growing Financial Crisis for Hospices Met with No Serious Government Response, PAC Warns

Growing Financial Crisis for Hospices Met with No Serious Government Response, PAC Warns

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The government and NHS England are not responding to the growing financial crisis in the adult hospice sector with the seriousness and urgency the situation... Growing Financial Crisis for Hospices Met with No Serious Government Response, PAC Warns appeared first on The Carer.

Ex-RAF Nursing Officer Anne Celebrates 101st Birthday with Seaside Lunch

Ex-RAF Nursing Officer Anne Celebrates 101st Birthday with Seaside Lunch

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A former RAF nursing officer has celebrated her 101st birthday with a trip to the seaside. Dorset lady Anne Burchell travelled from her Lymington care... Ex-RAF Nursing Officer Anne Celebrates 101st Birthday with Seaside Lunch appeared first on The Carer.

Visiting Rights Set For Overhaul As Government Acts On Care Home Access Concerns

Visiting Rights Set For Overhaul As Government Acts On Care Home Access Concerns

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The Government has pledged to fundamentally strengthen the visiting rights of residents and patients in care homes, hospitals and hospices across England, promising that people... Visiting Rights Set For Overhaul As Government Acts On Care Home Access Concerns appeared first on The Carer.

Nurses advised to mug up on meningitis in wake of outbreak

Nurses advised to mug up on meningitis in wake of outbreak

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Nurses have been advised to give information about the symptoms of meningitis and the available vaccines to all patients concerned that they may have contracted the illness, following an outbreak among university students in Kent, which has resulted in two deaths so far. Nurses advised to mug up on meningitis in wake of outbreak appeared first on Nursing Times.

Support and training for new digital technologies needed to prevent staff burnout

Support and training for new digital technologies needed to prevent staff burnout

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A greater focus on support and training is needed when introducing new digital healthcare technologies in the NHS to prevent them contributing to emotional exhaustion and burnout in nurses, a study has warned. Support and training for new digital technologies needed to prevent staff burnout appeared first on Nursing Times.