Wembley Home Receives Generous Donation of Roses Courtesy of Pop Star Harry Styles
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A Wembley home received a very generous donation of over 50 roses on behalf of British pop star Harry Styles. Harry has just completed a... Wembley Home Receives Generous Donation of Roses Courtesy of Pop Star Harry Styles appeared first on The Carer.
First Studies Funded Under Initiative to Decarbonise Health and Social Care
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The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence( NIHR) has announced the first studies to be chosen as part of a multi-year funding opportunity which... First Studies Funded Under Initiative to Decarbonise Health and Social Care appeared first on The Carer.
Rose Court Care Home Celebrates African Culture with Vibrant Community Event
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Residents, families and colleagues at Rose Court Care Home in Radcliffe, Manchester came together for a vibrant African Day celebration, as part of the Year... Rose Court Care Home Celebrates African Culture with Vibrant Community Event appeared first on The Carer.
New WHO Guidelines: Up to 45% of Dementia Risk Could be Prevented or Delayed
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The World Health Organization (WHO) has released updated guidelines on reducing the risk of cognitive decline and dementia, providing countries with evidence-based recommendations to help prevent... New WHO Guidelines: Up to 45% of Dementia Risk Could be Prevented or Delayed appeared first on The Carer.
Last week for people to have their say in landmark nursing and midwifery practice learning consultation
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The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) is urging the public, patients and healthcare staff across the UK to have their say on potential changes to pre-registra
“Social Care Needs Funding, Not Fixing” as Burnham Urged to Act on Reform
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The National Care Association (NCA) has renewed its call for urgent, funded reform of adult social care, warning that repeated commitments from politicians – including new Prime Minister Andy Burnham – will count for little unless backed by genuine investment. “Social Care Needs Funding, Not Fixing” as Burnham Urged to Act on Reform appeared first on The Carer.
Senior Leader at Nottinghamshire Care Group Receives Award for Contribution to Adult Social Care
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A Nottinghamshire care professional has received national recognition for her outstanding decade-long contribution to adult social care. Liz Norton, Head of Learning and Development at... Senior Leader at Nottinghamshire Care Group Receives Award for Contribution to Adult Social Care appeared first on The Carer.
d/Deaf nurses’ workplace experiences, barriers and skills
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A literature review revealed that d/Deaf nurses face multiple challenges but bring unique skills to their clinical practice. d/Deaf nurses’ workplace experiences, barriers and skills appeared first on Nursing Times.
‘Normalisation of deviance: a safety issue not a human resources issue’
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Elaine Maxwell explains why the normalisation of deviance found at Muckamore Abbey Hospital is relevant to nursing practice in all fields, particularly in relation to staffing shortages. ‘Normalisation of deviance: a safety issue not a human resources issue’ appeared first on Nursing Times.
Slight rise in student applications for UK nursing courses
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The number of people applying to join UK pre-registration nursing degree courses has increased slightly, according to latest data from the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS). Slight rise in student applications for UK nursing courses appeared first on Nursing Times.
Watch: Nurse leaders driving the shift to community care
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In line with the UK government’s 10 Year Health Plan ambition to move from hospital to community, this webinar explored the role of the nurse leader in shifting services from acute settings. Watch: Nurse leaders driving the shift to community care appeared first on Nursing Times.
NMC seeks to take Code and revalidation update to next step
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The UK’s nursing and midwifery regulator will be seeking approval next week to move ahead with a “landmark” consultation on updates to the Code and revalidation. NMC seeks to take Code and revalidation update to next step appeared first on Nursing Times.