Adopt A Grandparent Shortlisted for UK Dementia Award

Adopt A Grandparent Shortlisted for UK Dementia Award

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Adopt A Grandparent has been shortlisted for the Intergenerational Award at the UK Dementia Awards 2026, recognising its work in bringing meaningful, one-to-one connection into... Adopt A Grandparent Shortlisted for UK Dementia Award appeared first on The Carer.

Care UK Colleagues Celebrated At Special Awards Evening

Care UK Colleagues Celebrated At Special Awards Evening

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The provider’s annual internal awards ceremony – Care UK Stars – saw more than 360 colleagues from across 18 regions come together as 23 awards... Care UK Colleagues Celebrated At Special Awards Evening appeared first on The Carer.

Birthday Joy Cheers Betty, 106, and Daphne, 100, at Winchester Care Home

Birthday Joy Cheers Betty, 106, and Daphne, 100, at Winchester Care Home

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A Winchester care home staged landmark celebrations for two of its seven centenarians including one of the oldest people in the South. Betty Perry, 106,... Birthday Joy Cheers Betty, 106, and Daphne, 100, at Winchester Care Home appeared first on The Carer.

Welsh Hospices to Receive £4.3m Funding Boost

Welsh Hospices to Receive £4.3m Funding Boost

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Hospices across Wales will receive further funding support as landmark national commissioning guidance is agreed. The £4.3m support package from the Welsh Government will provide... Welsh Hospices to Receive £4.3m Funding Boost appeared first on The Carer.

Home cooked meals ‘may cut’ older people’s dementia risk by third

Home cooked meals ‘may cut’ older people’s dementia risk by third

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Preparing a home cooked meal at least once a week may cut older people’s risk of dementia by 30%, suggests research in Japan. Home cooked meals ‘may cut’ older people’s dementia risk by third appeared first on Nursing Times.

Nurse-led discharge unit has ‘significantly’ improved patient flow

Nurse-led discharge unit has ‘significantly’ improved patient flow

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A redesigned nurse-led discharge unit has been freeing up much needed hospital beds and improving patient flow across a major London hospital, according to nurse leaders. Nurse-led discharge unit has ‘significantly’ improved patient flow appeared first on Nursing Times.

Landmark trial results back heart failure screening in diabetes patients

Landmark trial results back heart failure screening in diabetes patients

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Routine screening for heart failure using a widely available type of blood test and ultrasound could significantly benefit people living with diabetes, according to UK researchers. Landmark trial results back heart failure screening in diabetes patients appeared first on Nursing Times.

Job role levels - getting it right

Job role levels - getting it right

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When endorsing applications, employers confirm if a worker is working as a manager, supervisor, practitioner or support worker based on the role they are carrying out. This determines the qualification requirements for registration.

NMC puts anti-racism at the heart of Code and Revalidation reviews

NMC puts anti-racism at the heart of Code and Revalidation reviews

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The Nursing and Midwifery Council’s (NMC) commitment to anti-racism has been central to its ongoing reviews of the Code and Revalidation process – two regulator

Delays Leave Vulnerable People Without Safeguards, Wales DoLS Report Warns

Delays Leave Vulnerable People Without Safeguards, Wales DoLS Report Warns

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Persistent delays in the Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards (DoLS) system are leaving some of Wales’ most vulnerable individuals without legal protection, according to a new... Delays Leave Vulnerable People Without Safeguards, Wales DoLS Report Warns appeared first on The Carer.

NICE Set to Review Evidence on Two Pioneering Alzheimer’s Drugs

NICE Set to Review Evidence on Two Pioneering Alzheimer’s Drugs

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The UK’s medicines cost watchdog is to take a fresh look at two high-profile Alzheimer’s treatments after successful appeals from their manufacturers. National Institute for... NICE Set to Review Evidence on Two Pioneering Alzheimer’s Drugs appeared first on The Carer.

Choosing the right qualification: what workers and employers need to know

Choosing the right qualification: what workers and employers need to know

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If you or your staff are looking to gain a qualification as part of your SSSC registration, it's important to make sure you choose the right one.