Social Care Reorganisation Offers ‘Chance To Reset’ Services’’

Social Care Reorganisation Offers ‘Chance To Reset’ Services’’

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Proposals to disaggregate adult social care services could spur prevention focus District councils’ local connection gives them a “prevention superpower” which must be harnessed when... Social Care Reorganisation Offers ‘Chance To Reset’ Services’’ appeared first on The Carer.

Your Complimentary, Customisable Content Documents Downloadable From Croner-I

Your Complimentary, Customisable Content Documents Downloadable From Croner-I

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Croner-i Navigate-Care is the UK’s leading provider of information, guidance, and documentation for professionals within the social care sector. Readers of The Carer can access... Your Complimentary, Customisable Content Documents Downloadable From Croner-I appeared first on The Carer.

‘The #150 leaders: authenticity, discovery, and personal growth’

‘The #150 leaders: authenticity, discovery, and personal growth’

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Learning disability nursing student programme Minnie Christensen talks about her experience of completing a programme that promotes leadership skills among nursing and allied healthcare professionals. ‘The #150 leaders: authenticity, discovery, and personal growth’ appeared first on Nursing Times.

‘Integration of AI into nursing practice necessitates multifaceted governance’

‘Integration of AI into nursing practice necessitates multifaceted governance’

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Jacqui Cooper on how nurses must be equipped with the knowledge and skills to engage with AI technologies critically. ‘Integration of AI into nursing practice necessitates multifaceted governance’ appeared first on Nursing Times.

Psychotropic medication in inpatient mental health care for young people

Psychotropic medication in inpatient mental health care for young people

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An improvement programme highlighted the widespread prescribing of psychotropic medications to children and young people in inpatient settings. Psychotropic medication in inpatient mental health care for young people appeared first on Nursing Times.

NMC responds to the launch of the Government’s national maternity investigation to drive improvements

NMC responds to the launch of the Government’s national maternity investigation to drive improvements

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The rapid national investigation into NHS maternity and neonatal services will provide truth to families suffering harm and urgently improve care and safety.

Understand and Prepare: Navigating the Employment Rights Bill

Understand and Prepare: Navigating the Employment Rights Bill

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By Gareth Dando Employment Partner at Ramsdens Solicitors (www.ramsdens.co.uk)  It’s a time of massive upheaval in the care sector, particularly when it comes to staffing... Understand and Prepare: Navigating the Employment Rights Bill appeared first on The Carer.

NHS web visits to heat exhaustion advice surge by nearly 200 per cent

NHS web visits to heat exhaustion advice surge by nearly 200 per cent

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Visits to the heat exhaustion advice on the NHS website have increased by 198 pre cent as temperatures rise across England.  There have been 31,524 visits to the heat exhaustion and heatstroke web page in the 48 hours since a heat-health alert was introduced across most of England at midday on Wednesday, compared to 10,578 visits […]

Assisted dying bill voted through the House of Commons

Assisted dying bill voted through the House of Commons

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The assisted dying bill has passed its final stage in the House of Commons, after MPs narrowly voted it through. Assisted dying bill voted through the House of Commons appeared first on Nursing Times.

Oliver McGowan: new training guidelines launched

Oliver McGowan: new training guidelines launched

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A new code of practice to support the Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training on Learning Disability and Autism has been published by the government. Oliver McGowan: new training guidelines launched appeared first on Nursing Times.

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 […]