Campaigners call for NHS to stop rationing of incontinence products
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A group of charities and health experts is calling on NHS Trusts to end the rationing of incontinence products which affects as many as 14 million people in the UK. Campaigners call for NHS to stop rationing of incontinence products appeared first on Nursing Times.
Marketing a Care Home: Building Trust Through Digital and Community Reputation
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By Melissa Cooper, digital marketing specialist and the founder of Beanie Media (https://beaniemedia.com) Choosing a care home is one of the most important and emotional... Marketing a Care Home: Building Trust Through Digital and Community Reputation appeared first on The Carer.
World Art Day Embraced at Care UK
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Care UK homes have brought out the arts and crafts supplies today, embracing creativity with residents on World Art Day. Creative outlets are important for... World Art Day Embraced at Care UK appeared first on The Carer.
Newcomer to Influential Support Worker: Ade’s Fast-Track Career Success
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National Care Group’s Springvale Resource Centre, in Greater Manchester, is celebrating the success of one of its colleagues, who has been named ‘Support Worker of... Newcomer to Influential Support Worker: Ade’s Fast-Track Career Success appeared first on The Carer.
Black Isle MP Visits Fortrose Care Home Ahead of Fifth Anniversary
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Black Isle MP Jamie Stone visited a Fortrose care home as it prepares to mark its fifth anniversary. Mr Stone, who represents Caithness, Sutherland and... Black Isle MP Visits Fortrose Care Home Ahead of Fifth Anniversary appeared first on The Carer.
‘My size quickly became the defining feature of my admission – not my clinical need’
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Former nurse Sarah James offers an honest and courageous account of her experience as a hospital patient living with obesity. ‘My size quickly became the defining feature of my admission – not my clinical need’ appeared first on Nursing Times.
“Childhood Dream” Complete for 106-Year-Old Resident at Penarth Home as Part of Seize the Day Initiative
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A 106-year-old resident living at a Penarth home was able to fulfill her childhood dream thanks to an initiative encouraged by Methodist Homes (MHA). Florence... “Childhood Dream” Complete for 106-Year-Old Resident at Penarth Home as Part of Seize the Day Initiative appeared first on The Carer.
LifeCare Residences Appoints Alexandra Albu as Head of Care for The Albert Suites and Battersea Place
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LifeCare Residences has announced the appointment of Alexandra Albu as the new Head of Care. In this pivotal role, Alexandra will oversee the clinical excellence... LifeCare Residences Appoints Alexandra Albu as Head of Care for The Albert Suites and Battersea Place appeared first on The Carer.
Online misinformation about health issues ‘made worse’ by AI chatbots
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Commonly used artifical intelligence (AI) chatbots, including Chat GPT, Grok and Google Gemini, provide misleading answers to questions about health and medicine around half the time, according to a new study. Online misinformation about health issues ‘made worse’ by AI chatbots appeared first on Nursing Times.
Unpaid Carers Impacted by Unclear Guidance to Have Debts Cancelled
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Tens of thousands of unpaid carers affected by confusing guidance on their earnings are set to have their debts reduced, cancelled, or refunded, in a... Unpaid Carers Impacted by Unclear Guidance to Have Debts Cancelled appeared first on The Carer.
Care Catering Sector To Benefit From New NACC Podcast Series
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The National Association of Care Catering (NACC) is launching a new, inspirational NACC Podcast Series as part of its commitment to greater engagement and support... Care Catering Sector To Benefit From New NACC Podcast Series appeared first on The Carer.
‘Student nurses deserve annual leave too’
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Student editor Ruth Kearns-Smith on what can be done to avoid burnout in student nurses before they have even started their career. ‘Student nurses deserve annual leave too’ appeared first on Nursing Times.