Northern Irish nurses experienced ‘most pressurised’ winter

Northern Irish nurses experienced ‘most pressurised’ winter

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Nurses in Northern Ireland had one of the most pressurised winters “they had ever experienced”, according to the executive director of the Royal College of Nursing Northern Ireland. Northern Irish nurses experienced ‘most pressurised’ winter appeared first on Nursing Times.

‘The Right Care Right Person approach relies on collaboration and cooperation’

‘The Right Care Right Person approach relies on collaboration and cooperation’

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In this clinical comment article, Mathew Page and Matthew Truscott look at the effectiveness of the Right Care Right Person initiative. ‘The Right Care Right Person approach relies on collaboration and cooperation’ appeared first on Nursing Times.

Speaking up: more work to do despite ‘pockets’ of excellence

Speaking up: more work to do despite ‘pockets’ of excellence

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A report outlining the work of a national whistleblowing scheme for nurses and other healthcare staff has been laid before parliament. Speaking up: more work to do despite ‘pockets’ of excellence appeared first on Nursing Times.

New Milton Keynes Care Home Celebrates Successful Grand Opening

New Milton Keynes Care Home Celebrates Successful Grand Opening

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The Applewood, a new 78-bedroom residential care home in Milton Keynes, is celebrating after opening its doors for the home’s grand opening and welcoming its... New Milton Keynes Care Home Celebrates Successful Grand Opening appeared first on The Carer.

High Street Opticians Could Use AI to Help Diagnose Dementia with an Eye Scan

High Street Opticians Could Use AI to Help Diagnose Dementia with an Eye Scan

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Opticians could play a key role in identifying people at risk of dementia by spotting distinctive patterns in the back of the eye linked to... High Street Opticians Could Use AI to Help Diagnose Dementia with an Eye Scan appeared first on The Carer.

Sir Norman Stoller Hails ‘Amazing’ Care and Facilities at Veteran Care Home

Sir Norman Stoller Hails ‘Amazing’ Care and Facilities at Veteran Care Home

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North west businessman and philanthropist Sir Norman Stoller has praised the ‘amazing’ veteran care village where a wing is named in his honour. The Stoller... Sir Norman Stoller Hails ‘Amazing’ Care and Facilities at Veteran Care Home appeared first on The Carer.

Investing in Care Worker Pay is a Win For The Economy and the NHS – Says New Report

Investing in Care Worker Pay is a Win For The Economy and the NHS – Says New Report

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A new report launched by the independent national charity, Community Integrated Care, today (Wednesday 12th March) exposes a persistent pay gap between social care support... Investing in Care Worker Pay is a Win For The Economy and the NHS – Says New Report appeared first on The Carer.

New Research Reveals Just 38% of Care Providers Have Access To GP Connect – 7 Years After Launch

New Research Reveals Just 38% of Care Providers Have Access To GP Connect – 7 Years After Launch

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A leading care management software provider has released the findings of its 2025 Digital Social Care Record (DSCR) survey – highlighting major gaps in access... New Research Reveals Just 38% of Care Providers Have Access To GP Connect – 7 Years After Launch appeared first on The Carer.

Teenage Codebreaker-Turned Paris Burlesque Dancer Honoured For Her Dancing Years At 100

Teenage Codebreaker-Turned Paris Burlesque Dancer Honoured For Her Dancing Years At 100

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Former teenage codebreaker turned burlesque dancer, 100-year-old Hilda Green had the surprise of her life when she was presented with a Certificate of Contribution by... Teenage Codebreaker-Turned Paris Burlesque Dancer Honoured For Her Dancing Years At 100 appeared first on The Carer.

Investigation Reveals Bed Blocking Crisis In NHS Made Worse By “Rock Bottom” Care Home Fees

Investigation Reveals Bed Blocking Crisis In NHS Made Worse By “Rock Bottom” Care Home Fees

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An investigation has uncovered a link between “rock bottom” care home fees and bed blocking in Welsh hospitals. The research was conducted by social care... Investigation Reveals Bed Blocking Crisis In NHS Made Worse By “Rock Bottom” Care Home Fees appeared first on The Carer.

UK takes top spot in global nursing ranking list

UK takes top spot in global nursing ranking list

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A UK-based university has taken the top spot in a world ranking list for nursing studies for the first time. UK takes top spot in global nursing ranking list appeared first on Nursing Times.

Thousands of NHS patients to benefit from ‘take at home’ multiple sclerosis tablet in European first

Thousands of NHS patients to benefit from ‘take at home’ multiple sclerosis tablet in European first

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Thousands of NHS patients in England with multiple sclerosis (MS) are set to benefit from a life-changing ‘take at home’ tablet, as the NHS becomes the first healthcare system in Europe to roll it out widely to patients with active disease. The tablet, cladribine, requires just 20 days of treatment spread over four years, providing […]