Leading hospice nurses have welcomed the launch of a national investigation into the state of the palliative care sector. Palliative care review sparks hope from hospice nurses appeared first on Nursing Times.

Specialist business property adviser, Christie & Co, has today launched its Business Outlook 2025 report which reflects on the themes, activity and challenges of 2024... 2024 Was ‘Year Of Growth’ For UK Care Market Says Christie & Co In Annual Report appeared first on The Carer.

Last week was the busiest yet for the NHS this winter, amid sky-high virus rates which have left hospitals ‘jampacked’ with patients. New data published today shows that more hospital beds were occupied last week (w/e 12 Jan) than at any point so far this winter (97,636), with 96% of adult general and acute hospital […]

By Dr Angela Brown, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Training in Care (www.trainingincare.co.uk) It doesn’t take a government report to confirm what everybody in... Why 2025 Must Be a Year for Care appeared first on The Carer.

A new survey on preceptorship has been launched as part of a piece of work to improve support for nurses taking on the vital role of preceptors. Share your latest experiences of preceptorship appeared first on Nursing Times.

Danforth Care’s Managing Director Kate Desmond shares her tips on knowing when your elderly family member needs extra support. No one wants to see a... Expert Shares 5 Indicators That Your Loved One May Need Care appeared first on The Carer.

We’re asking workers in all kinds of social work, social care and children and young people roles to share their views in the first Have Your Say Workforce Wellbeing Survey.

The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) has published a report that highlights how nurses are delivering care in unsafe and overcrowded environments due to overwhelm

The leading editorial in the 9 January 1975 issue of Nursing Times was focused on a dispute between the government and doctors. Disagreements over medical matters made the news in 1975 appeared first on Nursing Times.

Frontline nurses are being forced to give care in corridors, cupboards and car parks on a daily basis, with patients being treated, toileted or even dying with no privacy, a shocking new report has revealed. Nurses share ‘devastating’ impact of corridor care appeared first on Nursing Times.

Hundreds of people with Jewish ancestry in England have been identified as being at increased risk of cancer and offered risk-reducing options, as part of a new NHS genetic testing programme. New data shows that over 25,000 free saliva test kits have now been requested and delivered as part of the NHS Jewish BRCA Testing […]

Taylor & Taylor, a group of family-owned residential care homes approached food procurement experts, allmanhall to achieve scalable cost savings and efficiencies to support their... allmanhall Deliver Savings And Improvements For A Growing Care Group – Is It Time To Find Out How You Could Benefit Too? appeared first on The Carer.