App launched for Scottish NHS but without booking function
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An official app is now available to download with health and care information about services in Scotland, but it will not include the ability to book appointments for potentially another four years. App launched for Scottish NHS but without booking function appeared first on Nursing Times.
Survey of nursing and midwifery workforce seeks views on AI and workplaces
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The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) is inviting nursing and midwifery professionals in the UK to shed new light on their experiences of working in health an
‘The Nursing and Midwifery Council’s fee rise is disproportionate in relation to salaries’
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Linda Nazarko examines how the Nursing and Midwifery Council’s fees have increased over time and its impact on registrants. ‘The Nursing and Midwifery Council’s fee rise is disproportionate in relation to salaries’ appeared first on Nursing Times.
Charity Trustee Receives King’s Birthday Honours For Supporting Veterans
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A former charity trustee has received a Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) in the King’s Birthday Honours, published on 13 June, in recognition of his work supporting the Armed Forces community. Charity Trustee Receives King’s Birthday Honours For Supporting Veterans appeared first on The Carer.
Why Enjoyable Nutrition Could Play a Bigger Role in Tackling Malnutrition in Care Homes
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Malnutrition remains one of the most persistent - and often under-recognised - challenges facing the care sector today. Why Enjoyable Nutrition Could Play a Bigger Role in Tackling Malnutrition in Care Homes appeared first on The Carer.
Care Home Open Week Launches with A World Cup Theme
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Leaders from across the care sector gathered on Monday 15th June to mark the start of Care Home Open Week 2026. Care Home Open Week Launches with A World Cup Theme appeared first on The Carer.
FA and Alzheimer’s Society Extend Charity Partnership To 2028
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The Football Association has announced a two-year extension of its charity partnership with Alzheimer's Society, taking the collaboration into a seventh year through to the end of the 2027–28 season. FA and Alzheimer’s Society Extend Charity Partnership To 2028 appeared first on The Carer.
Airth Care Home Brings Generations Together for World Cup Street Party
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Residents, families, and the wider Airth community came together on Saturday 13 June for a spectacular World Cup Street Party hosted by Meallmore-operated Airthrey Care Home. Airth Care Home Brings Generations Together for World Cup Street Party appeared first on The Carer.
New UK Report Calls for Rethink of Continence Care as NHS Reform Accelerates
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Coinciding with the start of World Continence Week 2026, the Urology Trade Association, in partnership with The Urology Foundation and the Spinal Injuries Association, and with the support from Shine... New UK Report Calls for Rethink of Continence Care as NHS Reform Accelerates appeared first on The Carer.
Paul Celebrates 20 Years at Work, Showing What People with Learning Difficulties Can Achieve
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Paul is celebrating 20 years in the same job and it’s a milestone worth marking. After finishing college, Paul made a clear decision about his future. Paul Celebrates 20 Years at Work, Showing What People with Learning Difficulties Can Achieve appeared first on The Carer.
Not Long To Go Now Until The Care & Occupational Therapy Show on the 23rd June! Don’t Miss Out.
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On 23rd June, The Care & Occupational Therapy Show returns as a vital meeting point for professionals across the sector; bringing together expertise, technology, and practical insight under one roof. Not Long To Go Now Until The Care & Occupational Therapy Show on the 23rd June! Don’t Miss Out. appeared first on The Carer.
Compassion and wellbeing in hospices: a restorative supervision approach
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How resilience-based clinical supervision can be used in the hospice sector to support staff wellbeing. Compassion and wellbeing in hospices: a restorative supervision approach appeared first on Nursing Times.