New Survey Highlights Improving Morale Across Adult Social Care Workforce – But Pressures Persist
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A major government survey has found signs of improving wellbeing and job satisfaction among England's adult social care workforce, although persistent concerns around stress, staffing pressures and career development continue to affect many care professionals. New Survey Highlights Improving Morale Across Adult Social Care Workforce – But Pressures Persist appeared first on The Carer.
Local “Much-Loved” Carer Celebrates 25 Years Of Service With The Cedars Care Home Bourne
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One member of the amazing care team at The Cedars in Bourne has received a prestigious Long Service Award in celebration of working at Barchester Healthcare for 25 years. Local “Much-Loved” Carer Celebrates 25 Years Of Service With The Cedars Care Home Bourne appeared first on The Carer.
Secretary of State Announces Preferred Candidate for Chair of CQC
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Baroness Julia Neuberger DBE has been named as the government’s preferred candidate to be the next chair of the Care Quality Commission (CQC). Secretary of State Announces Preferred Candidate for Chair of CQC appeared first on The Carer.
Residents Lead Generous Foodbank Donation Effort at Maris View
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Residents, staff, and friends of Maris View care home came together to donate to Eastbourne Foodbank, who provide food, essential items, and other vital services to people in the area. Residents Lead Generous Foodbank Donation Effort at Maris View appeared first on The Carer.
Councils Warn Of £7bn Funding Black Hole Threatening Local Services In Three Years
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Councils in England are facing a £7 billion funding black hole within three years opening up a gap so large it is more than the current council spend on roads... Councils Warn Of £7bn Funding Black Hole Threatening Local Services In Three Years appeared first on The Carer.
Care Home Rolls Out The Red Carpet For Silver Screen Fans
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A Liphook care home is helping older film fans and their carers enjoy a ‘reel’ treat by offering free tickets to a local cinema’s dedicated programme for older people in the community. Care Home Rolls Out The Red Carpet For Silver Screen Fans appeared first on The Carer.
Dementia Deaths Among Women at Highest Level in Five Years
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Alzheimer’s Society have warned dementia is taking a growing and disproportionate toll on women, after new analysis found deaths among women in England and Wales have climbed... Dementia Deaths Among Women at Highest Level in Five Years appeared first on The Carer.
IPC lead saves trust three band 5 salaries with switch to Medipal products
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An NHS trust has unlocked annual savings equivalent to the salaries of up to three band 5 nurses after making what has been described as an ‘effortless’ switch to Medipal medical wipes, according to its infection prevention and control (IPC) site lead. Mark Dalauidao, who… IPC lead saves trust three band 5 salaries with switch to Medipal products appeared first on Nursing Times.
Orange and lemon juice used to improve nasogastric tube aspiration success
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Applying citrus juice to the tongue and gums may stimulate gastric secretions and reduce delays in starting nasogastric use. Orange and lemon juice used to improve nasogastric tube aspiration success appeared first on Nursing Times.
Nursing Times Awards 2025: Sustainability in Nursing and Midwifery winner and shortlist
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Find out more about the winner and shortlisted entries in the Sustainability in Nursing and Midwifery category at the 2025 Nursing Times Awards. Nursing Times Awards 2025: Sustainability in Nursing and Midwifery winner and shortlist appeared first on Nursing Times.
New AI tools to be rolled out as ‘priorities’ for NHS in England
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Access to AI notetaking tools for health service staff and a new triage resource driven by artificial intelligence (AI) have been flagged as technology priorities to be introduced across the NHS. New AI tools to be rolled out as ‘priorities’ for NHS in England appeared first on Nursing Times.
NHS accelerates artificial intelligence rollout to cut waiting times and improve care for millions
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A major rollout of new artificial intelligence (AI) tools across the NHS is being accelerated to help cut waiting lists and improve care for millions of patients. A new AI triage tool in the NHS App that helps direct patients to the most appropriate NHS service, as well as widespread access to AI notetaking tools […]