Inner London borough to build affordable housing for nursing staff
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Southwark Council in South East London has announced that it will build new affordable keyworker homes under a new scheme. Inner London borough to build affordable housing for nursing staff appeared first on Nursing Times.
Nurses celebrate first year of OOH service for end-of-life care cancer patients
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Staff at Southern Area Hospice in Northern Ireland are marking the one-year anniversary of its out of hours (OOH) on-call nursing service. Nurses celebrate first year of OOH service for end-of-life care cancer patients appeared first on Nursing Times.
Trust staff help nurses move home in wake of racist attacks
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Staff belonging to a Northern Irish hospital trust have helped their international colleagues move to temporary accommodation after their homes were targeted in a racist attack. Trust staff help nurses move home in wake of racist attacks appeared first on Nursing Times.
‘Urgent’ investment needed in school nursing amid long NHS waits
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Nurses have called for urgent government intervention, as a new survey has warned that children and young people risk becoming a “forgotten generation” due to NHS waits. ‘Urgent’ investment needed in school nursing amid long NHS waits appeared first on Nursing Times.
‘Pleased as Punch’ Patrick, 90, Pops Out for Pride Parade
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A 90-year-old care home resident stepped out to enjoy the ‘hard to believe’ thrill of joining a community pride parade waved on by thousands of... ‘Pleased as Punch’ Patrick, 90, Pops Out for Pride Parade appeared first on The Carer.
Mid Norfolk Care Home Resident Gets Back in the Habit!
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A resident at York House Care Home in Dereham, Norfolk was able to get back in the habit when she was visited by the cast... Mid Norfolk Care Home Resident Gets Back in the Habit! appeared first on The Carer.
Junior Doctors Attend First Meeting with New Government
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BMA junior doctors committee co-chairs Dr Robert Laurenson and Dr Vivek Trivedi attended their first meeting with the newly appointed Secretary of State for Health... Junior Doctors Attend First Meeting with New Government appeared first on The Carer.
Care Home Managing Director Competes in Charity ‘Cook Off’
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Staff and residents at Collingtree Park care home in Northampton are celebrating because their wonderful Managing Director, Angela Bradford, from Barchester’s Central Division, has stepped... Care Home Managing Director Competes in Charity ‘Cook Off’ appeared first on The Carer.
CCFTV Writes to the Newly Appointed Secretary of State for Health and Social Care
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Care Campaign for the Vulnerable (CCFTV) has formally written to the newly appointed Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, Wes Streeting MP. expressing... CCFTV Writes to the Newly Appointed Secretary of State for Health and Social Care appeared first on The Carer.
Green recovery: using nature to help people with mental health problems
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How nature-based practice can become part of the therapeutic process in mental health care. Green recovery: using nature to help people with mental health problems appeared first on Nursing Times.
‘Green interventions can provide support to the whole population’
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Mathew Page and Steve Spiers on the benefits of nature-based practice in mental health care. ‘Green interventions can provide support to the whole population’ appeared first on Nursing Times.
Reusable tourniquets: their impact on patients, planet and public purse
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This article describes the transition from a single use to a reusable tourniquet, including evaluation, implementation, and calculating both financial and carbon benefits. Reusable tourniquets: their impact on patients, planet and public purse appeared first on Nursing Times.