Eckington Care Home Marks Global Recycling Day

Eckington Care Home Marks Global Recycling Day

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HC-One’s April Park Care Home in Eckington, Derbyshire, has marked Global Recycling Day which took place on Monday 18th March 2024 which aims to recognise... Eckington Care Home Marks Global Recycling Day appeared first on The Carer.

New Funding To Improve ‘Overlooked’ Social Care Sector In East Midlands

New Funding To Improve ‘Overlooked’ Social Care Sector In East Midlands

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A leading applied health research organisation has received funding to enhance and broaden its research initiatives in the realm of social care by meeting the... New Funding To Improve ‘Overlooked’ Social Care Sector In East Midlands appeared first on The Carer.

Online GP registrations reach 1 million as digital service hits milestone

Online GP registrations reach 1 million as digital service hits milestone

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More than 1 million patients have used a national online service to register with a GP since its launch 18 months ago. The online Register with a GP surgery service, managed by NHS England, allows patients to go online at any time of day to find and register with a local GP without having to visit […]

Celebrating World Social Work Day 2024

Celebrating World Social Work Day 2024

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Did you know World Social Work Day was first celebrated in 2007? A lot has changed in social work practice, not just in Scotland, but across the world in the last 17 years, making this year’s theme ‘Buen Vivir: Shared Future for Transformative Change’ the ideal time to look forward to what is happening next for social work in Scotland.  

‘We need to use our knowledge of the physiology of pregnancy and birth to guide us’

‘We need to use our knowledge of the physiology of pregnancy and birth to guide us’

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Student editor Carly Davis reflects on her learning as a midwifery student. ‘We need to use our knowledge of the physiology of pregnancy and birth to guide us’ appeared first on Nursing Times.

Study finds ‘substantial decline’ in UK cancer deaths over 25 years

Study finds ‘substantial decline’ in UK cancer deaths over 25 years

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Cancer cases among middle-aged men and women have seen a modest rise over the last quarter of a century, but there has also been a substantial decline in death rates, according to researchers. Study finds ‘substantial decline’ in UK cancer deaths over 25 years appeared first on Nursing Times.

Call for NHS to do more to deliver services that poor can access

Call for NHS to do more to deliver services that poor can access

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The NHS must become more accessible to those living in poverty, a new report has suggested, but health leaders have said more must be done to tackle economic inequalities across all public services. Call for NHS to do more to deliver services that poor can access appeared first on Nursing Times.

NHS Execs more diverse than ever before

NHS Execs more diverse than ever before

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There are more black and minority ethnic (BME) staff in senior positions in the NHS than at any point in its history, according to an annual report into race equality across the NHS. The NHS Workforce Race Equality Standard (WRES) for 2023 shows ethnic minority representation at very senior manager (VSM) pay bands has risen […]

Mental healthcare provider appoints new director of nursing

Mental healthcare provider appoints new director of nursing

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St Andrew’s Healthcare, which provides services for patients with complex mental health needs in the Midlands and South East of England, has appointed a new director of nursing. Mental healthcare provider appoints new director of nursing appeared first on Nursing Times.

Agency and bank nurses a ‘missing voice’ from safety investigations

Agency and bank nurses a ‘missing voice’ from safety investigations

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The NHS must do more to support and listen to temporary nursing staff when something goes wrong, a new report on patient safety has urged. Agency and bank nurses a ‘missing voice’ from safety investigations appeared first on Nursing Times.

Elderly And School Pupils Enjoy “Weird And Wonderful” Teesside Care Home Museum

Elderly And School Pupils Enjoy “Weird And Wonderful” Teesside Care Home Museum

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A “WEIRD and Wonderful” pop-up museum attracted an intergenerational gathering of visitors at a Teesside care home. Cut outs of the world’s smallest man, largest... Elderly And School Pupils Enjoy “Weird And Wonderful” Teesside Care Home Museum appeared first on The Carer.

Research Reveals People’s Top Priorities For Technology Enabled Care

Research Reveals People’s Top Priorities For Technology Enabled Care

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A study examining what people really want from digital care services and devices has identified the nine things they value most, but don’t always get.... Research Reveals People’s Top Priorities For Technology Enabled Care appeared first on The Carer.