RMBI Care Co. Achieves Disability Confident Committed Status

RMBI Care Co. Achieves Disability Confident Committed Status

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RMBI Care Co. has been officially recognised as a Disability Confident Committed Employer (Level 1) under the UK Government’s Disability Confident scheme. Endorsed by the... RMBI Care Co. Achieves Disability Confident Committed Status appeared first on The Carer.

Councils Call for Spring Funding Boost to Break Cycle of “Managing Crisis” in Social Care

Councils Call for Spring Funding Boost to Break Cycle of “Managing Crisis” in Social Care

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Social care, along with schools should be at the front of the queue for any additional funding flowing to Wales following the UK Government’s Spring... Councils Call for Spring Funding Boost to Break Cycle of “Managing Crisis” in Social Care appeared first on The Carer.

Read All About It – Care Home Residents Celebrate World Book Day

Read All About It – Care Home Residents Celebrate World Book Day

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Bookshelves are bulging at Bayleaf Care Home in Huntingdon where book-worm residents were keen to get involved in World Book Day on March 5th. Staff... Read All About It – Care Home Residents Celebrate World Book Day appeared first on The Carer.

York’s New £6m Care Home’s Striking Design Is Unveiled

York’s New £6m Care Home’s Striking Design Is Unveiled

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The people of York can now see how a brand new and luxurious care home at Clifton Moor looks after its scaffolding was taken down... York’s New £6m Care Home’s Striking Design Is Unveiled appeared first on The Carer.

Alzheimer’s Research UK Backs Baroness Casey’s Call For Greater Focus by the Government on Dementia

Alzheimer’s Research UK Backs Baroness Casey’s Call For Greater Focus by the Government on Dementia

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Alzheimer’s Research UK has backed Baroness Casey’s calls for the Government to show leadership and prioritise dementia, including funding trials for treatments for dementia. Welcoming... Alzheimer’s Research UK Backs Baroness Casey’s Call For Greater Focus by the Government on Dementia appeared first on The Carer.

Over 10,000 calls to Martha’s Rule in first 16 months to trigger urgent review of care

Over 10,000 calls to Martha’s Rule in first 16 months to trigger urgent review of care

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More than 10,000 calls have been made to Martha’s Rule helplines in the first 16 months of the NHS scheme, saving lives and helping thousands of patients benefit from changes to their care. New NHS England data shows that one in three calls (34%, 3,457) to Martha’s Rule by patients, families and staff identified rapid […]

Teaching the nursing process framework in undergraduate adult nursing studies

Teaching the nursing process framework in undergraduate adult nursing studies

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Academics outline challenges students face when interpreting and applying the nursing process, and how collaboration can help close the theory-practice gap. Teaching the nursing process framework in undergraduate adult nursing studies appeared first on Nursing Times.

NMC thanks nursing and midwifery professionals on Covid-19 Day of Reflection

NMC thanks nursing and midwifery professionals on Covid-19 Day of Reflection

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Today (8 March) marks the Covid-19 Day of Reflection – six years since the UK’s first lockdown of the pandemic. It is an opportunity to commemorate those who l

NI guidance aims to help nurses ‘identify and respond to’ domestic abuse

NI guidance aims to help nurses ‘identify and respond to’ domestic abuse

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The Northern Ireland government has published new guidance designed to help nurses and midwives identify domestic abuse in patients during routine consultations. NI guidance aims to help nurses ‘identify and respond to’ domestic abuse appeared first on Nursing Times.

BAUN supports the Nursing Times Bladder and Bowel topics page

BAUN supports the Nursing Times Bladder and Bowel topics page

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We are delighted that the British Association of Urological Nurses (BAUN) is a supporter of the Nursing Times Bladder and Bowel topics page. BAUN supports the Nursing Times Bladder and Bowel topics page appeared first on Nursing Times.

ACP supports the Nursing Times Bladder and Bowel topics page

ACP supports the Nursing Times Bladder and Bowel topics page

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We are delighted that the Association for Continence Professionals (ACP) is a supporter of the Nursing Times Bladder and Bowel topics page. ACP supports the Nursing Times Bladder and Bowel topics page appeared first on Nursing Times.

Baroness brands social care as ‘creaking, inconsistent and impenetrable’

Baroness brands social care as ‘creaking, inconsistent and impenetrable’

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The peer leading a government-commissioned review into adult social care in England has called for a national “moment of reckoning” on the sector, similar to that which led to the creation of the NHS. Baroness brands social care as ‘creaking, inconsistent and impenetrable’ appeared first on Nursing Times.