New Treatments and Blood Tests Bring Fresh Hope in Fight Against Dementia
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More than 10,000 researchers from around the world descended on London this week for the Alzheimer’s Association International Conference (AAIC), the world’s largest gathering dedicated... New Treatments and Blood Tests Bring Fresh Hope in Fight Against Dementia appeared first on The Carer.
NMC reaffirms the role of Advanced Practitioners
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The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) has reaffirmed the vital role advanced practitioners play across health and social care – in response to the recent Brit
Landmark NHS approval of cancer drugs offers new hope for children and adults with rare blood cancers
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Infants and young children are among hundreds of patients set to receive new life-saving drugs for rare blood cancers. Around 200 patients a year will benefit from the 2 new cutting-edge treatments approved by NHS England, offering fresh hope to families when other therapies have failed. Dabrafenib is a tablet that treats histiocytic neoplasms – […]
Emily Miles appointed Chief Executive of the Care Quality Commission
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Emily Miles has been appointed Chief Executive of the Care Quality Commission (CQC). Emily joins CQC from her current role as Director General for Food,... Emily Miles appointed Chief Executive of the Care Quality Commission appeared first on The Carer.
Care Home Residents Discover Their Artistic Streak
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Residents at a Highland care home have been discovering their artistic streak with the help of local artist Liz Peck. Care Home Residents Discover Their Artistic Streak appeared first on The Carer.
Care Workers to be Represented in Fair Pay Agreements Government Confirms
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Millions of care workers in England will be represented in upcoming negotiations on pay and working conditions through a new body established to deliver the first... Care Workers to be Represented in Fair Pay Agreements Government Confirms appeared first on The Carer.
‘Communication, belonging and thriving: a thing for international nurses’
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Chinenye Ubah discusses the important issue of communication in healthcare, highlighting some of the often-overlooked experiences of international nurses in the UK. ‘Communication, belonging and thriving: a thing for international nurses’ appeared first on Nursing Times.
Loss of EU nurses after Brexit ‘responsible’ for more than 3,700 deaths
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The loss of European Union (EU) nurses from the NHS caused more than 3,700 additional hospital deaths in the three years after the Brexit referendum, according to researchers. Loss of EU nurses after Brexit ‘responsible’ for more than 3,700 deaths appeared first on Nursing Times.
Pairly partners with The Access Group giving UK home care providers free access to real-time care enquiry technology
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Pairly, the UK’s first real-time care marketplace, has announced a partnership with Access Care, part of The Access Group, to give all Access Care Rostering... Pairly partners with The Access Group giving UK home care providers free access to real-time care enquiry technology appeared first on The Carer.
New body to negotiate on social care staff pay and conditions
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Nursing staff working in the social care sector in England will in future be represented in negotiations on pay and working conditions by a new national body, the government has announced. New body to negotiate on social care staff pay and conditions appeared first on Nursing Times.
Want to feel more confident about staying safe online?
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Try our new cyber resilience learning resources for Scotland’s social care workers and managers. We’ve published two resources, one for anyone working in social care and one for social care managers.
NICE recommends new treatment for chronic heart failure
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A new treatment option for patients with a type of chronic heart failure has been recommended today by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE). NICE recommends new treatment for chronic heart failure appeared first on Nursing Times.