‘Freedom to Speak Up, but are NHS staff truly safe to use it?’

‘Freedom to Speak Up, but are NHS staff truly safe to use it?’

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Shamilah Nabyangwa questions whether current national models designed to allow NHS nursing staff to raise concerns about care protect those that do so sufficiently. ‘Freedom to Speak Up, but are NHS staff truly safe to use it?’ appeared first on Nursing Times.

Benefits of a pre-assessment care pathway for cancer treatment

Benefits of a pre-assessment care pathway for cancer treatment

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A pre-assessment care pathway for cancer patients provided a person-centred approach that improved their side-effect management and quality of life. Benefits of a pre-assessment care pathway for cancer treatment appeared first on Nursing Times.

Early birth safe option for women with high blood pressure in pregnancy

Early birth safe option for women with high blood pressure in pregnancy

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A planned early birth provides the best maternal outcomes for women with high blood pressure during pregnancy, and does not increase their risk of undergoing a c-section, according to a new Cochrane review. Early birth safe option for women with high blood pressure in pregnancy appeared first on Nursing Times.

NMC facing ‘very tough questions’ over health and character checks failure

NMC facing ‘very tough questions’ over health and character checks failure

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The nursing regulator has admitted failing to properly assess individuals applying to join or remain on the UK register despite disclosing criminal convictions or health concerns for more than a decade. NMC facing ‘very tough questions’ over health and character checks failure appeared first on Nursing Times.

US nursing organisations launch legal challenge against Trump reforms

US nursing organisations launch legal challenge against Trump reforms

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A coalition of 10 leading organisations representing nurses in the US has filed a lawsuit to try and prevent a government policy to cap loans for postgraduate nursing degrees. US nursing organisations launch legal challenge against Trump reforms appeared first on Nursing Times.

Blog: The future of nursing and midwifery is in your hands

Blog: The future of nursing and midwifery is in your hands

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Professor Alex McMahon CBE, former Chief Nursing Officer for Scotland, is the Independent Steering Group Chair for the NMC’s review of nursing and midwifery pra

Have Your Say: Christie & Co Wants to Hear From You

Have Your Say: Christie & Co Wants to Hear From You

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If you own or operate a care business in the UK, Christie & Co would like to invite you to complete a short, anonymous sentiment... Have Your Say: Christie & Co Wants to Hear From You appeared first on The Carer.

‘Autistic people belong in nursing and healthcare roles’

‘Autistic people belong in nursing and healthcare roles’

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Speaking from her lived experience as an autistic apprentice nurse, Sarah Wilson has written a blog and recorded a video to hopefully inspire others interested in pursuing a career in nursing. ‘Autistic people belong in nursing and healthcare roles’ appeared first on Nursing Times.

The UK’s National Advance Care Plan Day, 2026

The UK’s National Advance Care Plan Day, 2026

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The UK’s National Advance Care Planning Day highlights the importance of Advance Care Planning, Advance Care Plans and sensitive conversations. This year’s theme is Supporting... The UK’s National Advance Care Plan Day, 2026 appeared first on The Carer.

FoNS Report Highlights Benefits of Investing in Nursing Leadership and Wellbeing

FoNS Report Highlights Benefits of Investing in Nursing Leadership and Wellbeing

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The Foundation of Nursing Studies (FoNS) has published its first Impact Report, Measuring What Matters, demonstrating how investment in person-centred cultures, leadership development and workforce... FoNS Report Highlights Benefits of Investing in Nursing Leadership and Wellbeing appeared first on The Carer.

Derbyshire Care Home Hosts Community Flower Show for Residents and the Local Community

Derbyshire Care Home Hosts Community Flower Show for Residents and the Local Community

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A care home in Derbyshire welcomed members of the local community for a spring flower show, bringing residents, families, staff and visitors together for an... Derbyshire Care Home Hosts Community Flower Show for Residents and the Local Community appeared first on The Carer.

Psychological Course Could Be Game Changer For Carers Of People With Dementia

Psychological Course Could Be Game Changer For Carers Of People With Dementia

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The neglected psychological support needs for carers of people with dementia in the UK could soon be addressed with a major multicentre trial led by... Psychological Course Could Be Game Changer For Carers Of People With Dementia appeared first on The Carer.