A leading social care nurse has urged others in the profession to know that “it’s OK not to be OK”, as she shares how previous difficulties in the workplace had affected her mental health. Social care nurse shares powerful mental health message appeared first on Nursing Times.

Chef Jo, at Elm Bank care home in Kettering baked a delicious selection of sweet treats to raise money for Children in Need. Jo has... Care Home Chef Jo Supports Children In Need With Her Talented Baking appeared first on The Carer.

Photo: Jim Kane (left) and Rachael Dodgson (right) The National Care Forum (NCF) has announced the appointment of two new board members at its AGM... NCF Announces Election Of New Board Members appeared first on The Carer.

Elm Bank care home in Kettering were thrilled to have received a kind donation of compressed ply wood for their sensory Santa’s Grotto project. Activities... Local B & Q Store Makes Kind Donation To Care Home For A Sensory Santa’s Grotto appeared first on The Carer.

Rose Court Care Home in Radcliffe, Manchester, was visited on Friday, November 22, 2024, by Member of Parliament (MP) for Bury South, Christian Wakeford during... Residents At Radcliffe Care Home Enjoy MP Visit For UK Parliament Week appeared first on The Carer.

A HC-One care home in Chelmsford, Essex, has been shortlisted as a finalist for the ‘Climate Action: Towards Net Zero Award’ at The Prospers Essex... Chelmsford Care Home Named As Finalist In The Climate Action: Towards Net Zero Awards appeared first on The Carer.

Nearly a third (31%) of people aged 45-75 who are providing informal care to elderly family members said they had reduced their working hours or... £6,400 A Year Average Loss As Carer’s Cut Work To Support Elderly Loved Ones appeared first on The Carer.

Nurses in the general paediatric setting need better support to care for children and young people who require nasogastric tube feeding with restraint Nasogastric tube feeding children and young people with restraint appeared first on Nursing Times.

More needs to be done to reduce the risk to patients of injuries caused by leakage of intravenous treatments into surrounding tissues, according to a campaign being run by the National Infusion and Vascular Access Society. More action needed to reduce IV injuries, urges nurse appeared first on Nursing Times.

This article will explore the perceived positive and negative effects of nurse-delivered boxing interventions with an inpatient mental health service from the perspective of service users and staff. A boxing intervention on inpatient mental health wards appeared first on Nursing Times.

An electronic tool has streamlined the screening and management of stroke patients eligible for research studies, allowing co-ordinated follow-up in line with trial protocols. Using an electronic tool to screen patients’ eligibility for clinical trials appeared first on Nursing Times.

The NHS’s top A&E doctor is urging the public to use 111 services this winter, as the health service launches its annual campaign with adverts across online video, radio, podcasts and social media. The campaign comes as the NHS ramps up its plans to deliver the safest possible care this winter, including the delivery of […]