Navy Veteran Receives WWII Medal - 80 Years After Conflict Ended

Navy Veteran Receives WWII Medal - 80 Years After Conflict Ended

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A WWII veteran has received an early Christmas present – the War Medal 1939-45. Janet Patterson was given the medal by her children Gill and... Navy Veteran Receives WWII Medal - 80 Years After Conflict Ended appeared first on The Carer.

Building a new NMC: the strong and independent regulator that everyone wants to see

Building a new NMC: the strong and independent regulator that everyone wants to see

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The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) made substantial improvements this year across culture, regulation, safeguarding, and education and standards – becoming

Rising Flu Cases Pile Pressure on NHS Hospital Services

Rising Flu Cases Pile Pressure on NHS Hospital Services

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Flu levels across England continue to rise sharply, with hospitals recording nearly 3,150 patients in beds with the virus each day last week – an... Rising Flu Cases Pile Pressure on NHS Hospital Services appeared first on The Carer.

Secretary Of State Opens Care Home Gym Honouring Local Legend

Secretary Of State Opens Care Home Gym Honouring Local Legend

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Langtree Care Home has officially opened Boston Active, a new fitness suite designed to promote health and wellbeing among residents. Boston Active is aptly named... Secretary Of State Opens Care Home Gym Honouring Local Legend appeared first on The Carer.

Daventry MP Stuart Andrew Visits Pytchley Court Care Home to Meet Residents and Staff

Daventry MP Stuart Andrew Visits Pytchley Court Care Home to Meet Residents and Staff

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HC-One’s Pytchley Court Care Home in Brixworth, Northamptonshire, welcomed Stuart Andrew, MP for Daventry and Shadow Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, on... Daventry MP Stuart Andrew Visits Pytchley Court Care Home to Meet Residents and Staff appeared first on The Carer.

Advice Accepted On Spring 2026 COVID-19 Vaccination Programme

Advice Accepted On Spring 2026 COVID-19 Vaccination Programme

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The government has confirmed that in spring 2026, Covid-19 vaccination will be offered in England to those at highest risk of serious illness in particular... Advice Accepted On Spring 2026 COVID-19 Vaccination Programme appeared first on The Carer.

Back Of The Net! York Care Home Makes York City Superfan’s Wish Come True

Back Of The Net! York Care Home Makes York City Superfan’s Wish Come True

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A York care home resident has scored big by watching their favourite football team play. The team at Care UK’s Chocolate Works, on Bishopthorpe Road,... Back Of The Net! York Care Home Makes York City Superfan’s Wish Come True appeared first on The Carer.

Frailty and depression together are likely to boost dementia risk

Frailty and depression together are likely to boost dementia risk

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Concurrent physical frailty and depression are likely to boost the risk of dementia in older people, according to researchers from China. Frailty and depression together are likely to boost dementia risk appeared first on Nursing Times.

Lancashire Council Postpones Decision on Care Home Futures

Lancashire Council Postpones Decision on Care Home Futures

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Lancashire County Council has announced it will not proceed with a planned February decision regarding the future of five residential care facilities, following an extensive... Lancashire Council Postpones Decision on Care Home Futures appeared first on The Carer.

Hospitals on high alert amid strikes and winter viruses

Hospitals on high alert amid strikes and winter viruses

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Hospitals in England are “on high alert” this week, amid industrial action and a continuing stream of winter viruses. Flu cases in hospital reached 3,140 by the end of last week – the highest ever for this time of year and up 18% on the week before. While the number of patients in hospital with […]

‘There are key differences in the profile of registrants in the four UK countries’

‘There are key differences in the profile of registrants in the four UK countries’

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The role of internationally recruited nurses in suppressing UK nurse shortages has received widespread coverage in recent years. What has been given much less attention is numerically how significant these nurses have been in the different UK countries. The focus has been on how many… ‘There are key differences in the profile of registrants in the four UK countries’ appeared first on Nursing Times.

Research reveals many UK nurses stuck on entry-level pay grade

Research reveals many UK nurses stuck on entry-level pay grade

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Analysis of nursing career paths has revealed that almost half of UK nurses, particularly those of certain ethnicity groups, receive entry-level salaries, often despite their advanced skillset. Research reveals many UK nurses stuck on entry-level pay grade appeared first on Nursing Times.