‘The challenges facing nurse education must be tackled’

‘The challenges facing nurse education must be tackled’

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To coincide with the start of the academic year, many of the articles in this issue of Nursing Times are dedicated to education and some of the factors affecting it ‘The challenges facing nurse education must be tackled’ appeared first on Nursing Times.

‘We aim to advance heart failure nursing and address inequity of service provision’

‘We aim to advance heart failure nursing and address inequity of service provision’

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With more than 1million people living with heart failure in the UK, specialist nurses Louise Collier and Becky Hyland reflect on the challenges faced by all healthcare professionals. ‘We aim to advance heart failure nursing and address inequity of service provision’ appeared first on Nursing Times.

Revised nursing profiles set to be published in 2025

Revised nursing profiles set to be published in 2025

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The revised national NHS job profiles for nursing and midwifery will not be published until early 2025, to allow time for more bands to be reviewed, it has been announced. Revised nursing profiles set to be published in 2025 appeared first on Nursing Times.

Report urges government action on palliative care

Report urges government action on palliative care

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A charity has called on the government to urgently improve end-of-life care, after a survey showed patients dying in pain and struggling to access support. Report urges government action on palliative care appeared first on Nursing Times.

WWII 85th Anniversary: WAAF Veteran Recalls Churchill ‘Wreathed In Smoke’

WWII 85th Anniversary: WAAF Veteran Recalls Churchill ‘Wreathed In Smoke’

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As the nation commemorates the start of World War II 85 years ago, a WWII veteran, believed to be one of the last remaining women... WWII 85th Anniversary: WAAF Veteran Recalls Churchill ‘Wreathed In Smoke’ appeared first on The Carer.

Staff Member At Stafford Home Braves The Shave And Raises More Than £500

Staff Member At Stafford Home Braves The Shave And Raises More Than £500

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Deborah Phillips (C) shaved her head to raise funds for MHA Weston and Queensway A staff member at a Stafford home has braved the shave... Staff Member At Stafford Home Braves The Shave And Raises More Than £500 appeared first on The Carer.

CQC Prosecutions Surge By 700%, According To New Analysis

CQC Prosecutions Surge By 700%, According To New Analysis

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The healthcare watchdog is prosecuting care homes and registered providers more than ever before in its 15-year history, new analysis from full-service law firm Shakespeare... CQC Prosecutions Surge By 700%, According To New Analysis appeared first on The Carer.

Research Study Reveals Patchy And Inconsistent End Of Life Care

Research Study Reveals Patchy And Inconsistent End Of Life Care

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A major research study has found that one in three dying people in England and Wales were severely or overwhelmingly affected by pain in the... Research Study Reveals Patchy And Inconsistent End Of Life Care appeared first on The Carer.

No Red Cards Or Off-Sides – Just Plenty Of Goal Scoring At Bernard Sunley Care Home

No Red Cards Or Off-Sides – Just Plenty Of Goal Scoring At Bernard Sunley Care Home

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The ‘Beautiful Game’ has kicked off at Bernard Sunley, the Woking-based residential, nursing and dementia care home run by charity Friends of the Elderly, with... No Red Cards Or Off-Sides – Just Plenty Of Goal Scoring At Bernard Sunley Care Home appeared first on The Carer.

RMBI Care Co.’S Older Persons Support Adviser Walks Nearly 200 Miles To Combat Cancer

RMBI Care Co.’S Older Persons Support Adviser Walks Nearly 200 Miles To Combat Cancer

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Hazel Salter, Older Persons Support Adviser at RMBI Care Co., has completed an impressive 190-mile walk with her family from Stockport, in Manchester, to London.... RMBI Care Co.’S Older Persons Support Adviser Walks Nearly 200 Miles To Combat Cancer appeared first on The Carer.

Campaigner’s Open Letter To Prime Minister

Campaigner’s Open Letter To Prime Minister

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A SOCIAL CARE leader has written an open letter to the Prime Minister, urging him to end the scandal of 1.6m older, vulnerable and disabled... Campaigner’s Open Letter To Prime Minister appeared first on The Carer.

Nurse returns to Edinburgh university as health dean

Nurse returns to Edinburgh university as health dean

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A nurse has been appointed to lead health and social care education at Edinburgh Napier University in Scotland. Nurse returns to Edinburgh university as health dean appeared first on Nursing Times.