WRES report shows ‘deeply painful’ racial inequities continue
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Almost a sixth of all Black and minority ethnic staff working at English NHS trusts have experienced discrimination from co-workers in the last year, and face barriers to progressing in their organisations, according to a new report. WRES report shows ‘deeply painful’ racial inequities continue appeared first on Nursing Times.
NMC vows to eliminate bias in regulatory processes by 2030
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The Nursing and Midwifery Council has launched ambitious equality, diversity and inclusion targets to drive fairness in its regulatory processes, after a new review found bias in the way it handles cases involving Black and male professionals. NMC vows to eliminate bias in regulatory processes by 2030 appeared first on Nursing Times.
Cross-Party MPs Unite to Champion Legal Right to Care Supporters
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MPs from across the political spectrum gathered in Westminster Hall this week to debate Gloria’s Law, calling for a legal right to Care Supporters that... Cross-Party MPs Unite to Champion Legal Right to Care Supporters appeared first on The Carer.
Stars of Social Care Success for Rachel and Paul
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Rachel Ticehurst-Richardson from Tunbridge Wells Care Centre (TWCC) and Parkfield House Nursing Home’s Paul Ogu came away with accolades from the recent Stars of Social... Stars of Social Care Success for Rachel and Paul appeared first on The Carer.
Ombudsman Issues Guidance on Housing Adaptations for Disabled People
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The Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman is issuing practical guidance to housing officers to ensure Disabled people’s homes meet their needs. Following on from... Ombudsman Issues Guidance on Housing Adaptations for Disabled People appeared first on The Carer.
Boogie Wonderland – Care Home Launches Dementia Disco
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On 19th June 2025 staff and residents at Paternoster House care home in Waltham Abbey dusted off their dancing shoes, leg warmers and glowsticks for... Boogie Wonderland – Care Home Launches Dementia Disco appeared first on The Carer.
Care Home’s Managing Director Is Promoted To COO
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Staff and residents at Barchester’s Upton Bay Care Home in Hamworthy are congratulating their superstar Managing Director, Natasha Lazovic, who has been promoted to the... Care Home’s Managing Director Is Promoted To COO appeared first on The Carer.
Dunstable Care Home Welcomes Butler in the Buff for ‘Cheeky’ Afternoon Tea Event
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HC-One’s Thorn Springs Care Home, in Houghton Regis, Dunstable, Bedfordshire, brought a burst of laughter and lively charm to its residents with a unique “Butler... Dunstable Care Home Welcomes Butler in the Buff for ‘Cheeky’ Afternoon Tea Event appeared first on The Carer.
Kailash Manor Care Home Partners with Northumbria University in Pioneering NIHR Research on South Asian Elder Care
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Kailash Manor, part of TLC Care’s cultural care home network, recently welcomed researchers from Northumbria University as part of a pioneering NIHR-funded study into culturally... Kailash Manor Care Home Partners with Northumbria University in Pioneering NIHR Research on South Asian Elder Care appeared first on The Carer.
‘Is it time nursing became a 10-15-year career instead of a lifelong vocation?’
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Michelle Eleftheriades on why the profession must promote the wellbeing and needs of nurses in order to value itself, gain respect and build a sustainable workforce. ‘Is it time nursing became a 10-15-year career instead of a lifelong vocation?’ appeared first on Nursing Times.
‘From blame to empowerment: transforming nursing leadership in the Gulf’
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Mohammad Ali Bdeir explores the evolving dynamics between traditional nursing leadership and an emerging generation of new nurse leaders in the Middle East. ‘From blame to empowerment: transforming nursing leadership in the Gulf’ appeared first on Nursing Times.
NHS approves new IT system for GPs to help transform care
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GP practices across England can now access new technology with the introduction of the first new core IT system for 25 years. As part of reforms to increase competition and innovation in the market, NHS England has approved the first of a new generation of electronic patient record systems for GPs – with more suppliers […]