
Join over 4000 social care workers with preventing infection control app at their fingertips
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With over 4,000 users our Preventing infection in social care settings app has been a big hit with the social care workforce. A year on from its launch, we look at who is using it and the impact it has made in supporting practice.

Chief nurse appointed for East London mental health trust
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The interim chief nurse at one of London’s mental health trusts has been appointed to the position substantively. Chief nurse appointed for East London mental health trust appeared first on Nursing Times.

Red Rose Care Community’s Seaside-Themed Summer Celebration Brings All Generations Together
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The Red Rose Care Community in Farndon welcomed families and friends to its delightful ‘Seaside Day’ on the 25th of July, which saw Red Rose’s... Red Rose Care Community’s Seaside-Themed Summer Celebration Brings All Generations Together appeared first on The Carer.

Four Seasons Health Care Group Are Going For Gold In Their Own Paris Olympics
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Residents are taking part in community torch relays, wheelchair breakdancing and balloon beach volleyball Four Seasons Health Care Group care homes are going for gold... Four Seasons Health Care Group Are Going For Gold In Their Own Paris Olympics appeared first on The Carer.

Nursing MPs: Sojan Joseph reflects on making history in Kent
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A senior nurse, who made history with his surprise election to parliament, has said he entered politics after becoming frustrated with the slow pace of improvement to mental health services. Nursing MPs: Sojan Joseph reflects on making history in Kent appeared first on Nursing Times.

What In the World is Happening?
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It will come as a surprise to no one that care is approached differently, in different parts of the world. Cultural differences make an enormous... What In the World is Happening? appeared first on The Carer.

Government Cancels Plans For Social Care Charging Reform
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The government has announced it will not proceed with adult social care charging reforms, as part of its newly published ‘public spending audit’. Chancellor Rachel... Government Cancels Plans For Social Care Charging Reform appeared first on The Carer.

Care Home Residents Enjoy Donkey Therapy
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Residents of a dementia care home in Wellington, Somerset, were delighted to receive a visit from Charlie the donkey, Flora the miniature Shetland pony, pygmy... Care Home Residents Enjoy Donkey Therapy appeared first on The Carer.

End-of-life care planning ‘needs to become routine’
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Nurses need to support a “culture change” in end-of-life care whereby people’s wishes are better recorded and respected, a new report has urged. End-of-life care planning ‘needs to become routine’ appeared first on Nursing Times.

Local Residents Scoop Coveted Award Title
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Residents, Roy and Ellen at Mulberry Court in York have been crowned Resident Ambassadors of the Year for the North NE Division in the Barchester... Local Residents Scoop Coveted Award Title appeared first on The Carer.

Celebrating improvement leaders
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We recently held a graduation event to celebrate the success of the CEIM Experience Improvement Model Leaders Programme (CEIM Leaders).

NHS Pay Rise Welcome, But Government Needs To Do More To Attract and Retain Staff
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Following Rachel Reeves’s announcement that Labour accepts “in full” pay rises recommended by independent pay review bodies for NHS staff, as well as a 22.3%... NHS Pay Rise Welcome, But Government Needs To Do More To Attract and Retain Staff appeared first on The Carer.