
Joint Letter Sent to Secretary of State for Health and Social Care Registering Concerns Decisions on Adult Social Care
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The National Care Forum (NCF) has today signed an unprecedented joint open letter that has been sent to the Secretary of State for Health and... Joint Letter Sent to Secretary of State for Health and Social Care Registering Concerns Decisions on Adult Social Care appeared first on The Carer.

We’re consulting on the revised Decisions Guidance for Fitness to Practise Panels and SSSC staff
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Take part in our consultation on changes to our Decisions Guidance for Fitness to Practise Panels and SSSC staff.

‘Taking a break in study is a difficult choice for a student to make’
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Richard West and Carmel Bond argue that we need a better understanding of breaks in study to help students reintegrate on their return – and to reduce attrition rates. ‘Taking a break in study is a difficult choice for a student to make’ appeared first on Nursing Times.

Raising awareness of the importance of continence guidelines
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This article, the first in a series, examines guidelines relating to continence care and how their transference into service specifications and policies can offer a framework for person-centred care. Raising awareness of the importance of continence guidelines appeared first on Nursing Times.

Narratives: a powerful tool in nurse education and practice
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This first article in our series explores the value of narrative inquiry in nursing and looks at what we can learn from stories of health and illness. Narratives: a powerful tool in nurse education and practice appeared first on Nursing Times.

NMC launches recruitment campaign for Interim Chief Executive and Registrar
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We have today (2 August 2024) launched the recruitment campaign for an Interim Chief Executive and Registrar.

Final panel decision: What should happen to a nurse who administered medication to a resident via the wrong route?
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Find out how the NMC panel acted in this case. Not yet read the case? Read the charge and background here Final panel decision: What should happen to a nurse who administered medication to a resident via the wrong route? appeared first on Nursing Times.

What should happen to a nurse who administered medication to a resident via the wrong route?
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Each month, Nursing Times will consider a real-life case heard by the Nursing and Midwifery Council’s fitness to practise panel. We’ll give you the facts of the case, as presented to the panel, and you’ll get a chance to consider what decision you would have made. What should happen to a nurse who administered medication to a resident via the wrong route? appeared first on Nursing Times.

‘Every nurse I have worked with has left an impression on me’
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Kay Dunn, who manages Spire Hesslewood in East Yorkshire, shares what she enjoys most about her role and the people who have inspired her ‘Every nurse I have worked with has left an impression on me’ appeared first on Nursing Times.

‘Leaders must listen, but colleagues must also support each other’
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Helené Donnelly on how leaders need to listen and address equipment and staffing improvements. ‘Leaders must listen, but colleagues must also support each other’ appeared first on Nursing Times.

Exclusion of practice nurses from ARRS to be ‘reviewed’
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The exclusion of some nurses from the additional roles reimbursement scheme will be reviewed, NHS England has confirmed. Exclusion of practice nurses from ARRS to be ‘reviewed’ appeared first on Nursing Times.

Care Heroes Honoured At Prestigious Awards Ceremony
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Care workers nationwide gathered at Pennyhill Park Hotel in Surrey for the Agincare Heroes Awards 2024. Celebrating its third year, the event honours outstanding talent... Care Heroes Honoured At Prestigious Awards Ceremony appeared first on The Carer.