‘My mentor had a buckle that belonged to her mother and I was jealous’
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Arabella Penwarden takes a look at how nursing has changed in the UK since belts and buckles were a mainstay of the uniform. ‘My mentor had a buckle that belonged to her mother and I was jealous’ appeared first on Nursing Times.
Nurses to be at ‘heart’ of new genomics population health service
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Nurses are set to play a leading role in new DNA testing and research services in England, according to government plans announced today. Nurses to be at ‘heart’ of new genomics population health service appeared first on Nursing Times.
UK nurses at centre of global drive to tackle cancers linked to asbestos
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Specialist nurses in the UK are to play a leading role in a new international development scheme aiming to train nurses around the world on the treatment and diagnosis of mesothelioma. UK nurses at centre of global drive to tackle cancers linked to asbestos appeared first on Nursing Times.
‘This government is committed to supporting nurses to develop research careers’
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Health minister Stephen Kinnock makes his pitch on how the government is supporting research and innovation in nursing, including via a new initiative on genomics. ‘This government is committed to supporting nurses to develop research careers’ appeared first on Nursing Times.
‘Removing the financial barriers will allow experienced and determined candidates to enter nursing’
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Paul Drew discusses the financial barriers affecting mature nursing students and puts the case for a new bursary. ‘Removing the financial barriers will allow experienced and determined candidates to enter nursing’ appeared first on Nursing Times.
Sunderland Care Home Celebrates Makaton International Awareness Day
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Archers Court Nursing Care Home is celebrating Makaton International Awareness Day today [Thursday, August 28, 2025]. his year’s theme, “Friendship”, highlights the power of communication... Sunderland Care Home Celebrates Makaton International Awareness Day appeared first on The Carer.
LGA Calls For Supported Housing Investment To Reduce Strain On Health And Care Services
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A shortage of supported housing in 2023-24 cost the NHS £71 million through delayed mental health hospital discharges. Expanding provision has the potential to save... LGA Calls For Supported Housing Investment To Reduce Strain On Health And Care Services appeared first on The Carer.
Day Centre Customers’ Delight At Seeing Their Artwork On Display In City Centre
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Local day services for older people and people with learning disabilities and/or autism have their artistic creations on display in Chelmsford’s first ever sculpture art... Day Centre Customers’ Delight At Seeing Their Artwork On Display In City Centre appeared first on The Carer.
106th Birthday Celebrations For Henrietta
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Celebrations have been in full swing at Longueville court, as one of its residents reaches her 106th in style. Henrietta Gavaghan was joined by staff,... 106th Birthday Celebrations For Henrietta appeared first on The Carer.
Trust first in NHS to gain top nursing accreditation for two hospitals
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An acute trust in the East Midlands has become the first in the health service to be accredited as an outstanding place to work for nursing staff for both its hospital sites. Trust first in NHS to gain top nursing accreditation for two hospitals appeared first on Nursing Times.
Surrey Care Home Celebrates International Dog Day with Paw-sitive Companionship
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Adelaide House Care Home in Walton-on-Thames celebrated International Dog Day [26 August 2025], by welcoming dogs, their owners, and therapy animals to join residents and... Surrey Care Home Celebrates International Dog Day with Paw-sitive Companionship appeared first on The Carer.
Put Your Walking Boots On For Walk To Remember
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A charity walk that has raised more than £317,000 for Bristol’s St Peter’s Hospice over the past 20-years, returns for the last time on Sunday,... Put Your Walking Boots On For Walk To Remember appeared first on The Carer.