Two Leeds maternity units rated ‘inadequate’ amid safety concerns

Two Leeds maternity units rated ‘inadequate’ amid safety concerns

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Maternity failings at two Leeds hospitals have presented a significant risk to the safety of women and babies, and immediate improvements must be made, according to the health and care regulator. Two Leeds maternity units rated ‘inadequate’ amid safety concerns appeared first on Nursing Times.

NHS England responds to ADHD Taskforce interim report

NHS England responds to ADHD Taskforce interim report

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An independent taskforce set up to tackle challenges in attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) care has published its interim report and recommendations today (Friday 20 June 2025). The report describes that the rates of recognised ADHD in England are lower than the expected prevalence and stresses the need for timely access to needs-based support. To […]

ARUK And Cure Parkinson’s Join Forces To Find New Treatments For People Living With Parkinson’s And Dementia

ARUK And Cure Parkinson’s Join Forces To Find New Treatments For People Living With Parkinson’s And Dementia

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Two of the UK’s leading medical research charities have announced a landmark partnership that could dramatically speed up the development of treatments for millions of... ARUK And Cure Parkinson’s Join Forces To Find New Treatments For People Living With Parkinson’s And Dementia appeared first on The Carer.

‘Why is substance use training so limited for nurses?’

‘Why is substance use training so limited for nurses?’

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Student editor Rebecca Kenderdine on the current training available for treating patients with dual diagnosis. ‘Why is substance use training so limited for nurses?’ appeared first on Nursing Times.

Sandstone Care Supports Cheshire Golf Day To Raise More Than £8,000 For Local Charities

Sandstone Care Supports Cheshire Golf Day To Raise More Than £8,000 For Local Charities

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Sandstone Care was the main sponsor of a highly successful charity golf day held at Eaton Golf Club, Cheshire, which raised an impressive £8,152.83 for... Sandstone Care Supports Cheshire Golf Day To Raise More Than £8,000 For Local Charities appeared first on The Carer.

Karuna Manor Care Home Marks 10 Years of Outstanding, Cultural Care in the Heart of Harrow

Karuna Manor Care Home Marks 10 Years of Outstanding, Cultural Care in the Heart of Harrow

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Karuna Manor Care Home celebrated its 10th anniversary this month. The milestone was commemorated with a joyous and inclusive community event that brought together residents,... Karuna Manor Care Home Marks 10 Years of Outstanding, Cultural Care in the Heart of Harrow appeared first on The Carer.

‘Dairy Crest’ Honours Former Manager’s Dedication To Care Home Garden

‘Dairy Crest’ Honours Former Manager’s Dedication To Care Home Garden

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The heartwarming story of pensioner Pete Dalgarno’s devotion to his wife Pat, 77, a resident at St Cecilia specialist dementia care home in Shepton Mallet,... ‘Dairy Crest’ Honours Former Manager’s Dedication To Care Home Garden appeared first on The Carer.

Iceman” The Falcon Saved By Arbroath Care Home Staff

Iceman” The Falcon Saved By Arbroath Care Home Staff

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Faith McReynolds and Lynne Doyle, two domestic staff from BCG’s Antiquary care home in Arbroath, certainly earned their wings on their walk to work this... Iceman” The Falcon Saved By Arbroath Care Home Staff appeared first on The Carer.

Care to Air: Kings Park Team Skydive for Charity

Care to Air: Kings Park Team Skydive for Charity

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Two members of staff from Barchester Healthcare’s Kings Park Care Home in Ferndown have taken fundraising to new heights by completing a charity tandem skydive... Care to Air: Kings Park Team Skydive for Charity appeared first on The Carer.

HC-One Care Homes Strike A Chord With Joyful World Music Day Celebrations

HC-One Care Homes Strike A Chord With Joyful World Music Day Celebrations

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Photograph Credit: Eleanor from the Music Specialists Team visiting residents at HC-One’s Alexander Care Home HC-One care homes across the UK are tuning up for... HC-One Care Homes Strike A Chord With Joyful World Music Day Celebrations appeared first on The Carer.

CQC appoints Chris Badger as Chief Inspector of Adult Social Care and Integrated Care

CQC appoints Chris Badger as Chief Inspector of Adult Social Care and Integrated Care

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Chris Badger has been appointed as the Care Quality Commission’s (CQC’s) new Chief Inspector of Adult Social Care and Integrated Care. Chris will be joining... CQC appoints Chris Badger as Chief Inspector of Adult Social Care and Integrated Care appeared first on The Carer.

NMC warned against ‘performative change’ amid new criticism

NMC warned against ‘performative change’ amid new criticism

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Nurse campaign groups have called for the Nursing and Midwifery Council to take reforms seriously, warning against “performative change”, following a damning review by the super-regulator. NMC warned against ‘performative change’ amid new criticism appeared first on Nursing Times.