This Nursing Times Digital Nursing conference session focuses on wearable technology and virtual ward initiatives. Revolutionising patient monitoring appeared first on Nursing Times.

This Nursing Times Digital Nursing conference session focuses on how documentation standardisation can streamline operations and enhance care. Improving productivity with documentation standardisation appeared first on Nursing Times.

In this Nursing Times Digital Nursing conference session chief nurses discuss strategies to navigate and lead digital transformation. Support for leading digital health and care transformation appeared first on Nursing Times.

This Nursing Times Digital Nursing conference session looks at the unique responsibilities nurse leaders hold in leveraging digital tools. The role of senior nurses and clinical leaders in digital transformation appeared first on Nursing Times.

This Nursing Times Digital Nursing conference session is a digital call to action and explores how digital innovation improves patient care. Embracing the digital future of nursing and midwifery appeared first on Nursing Times.

Fitness to Practise Panels play a key role in the fair, independent and transparent regulation of the social work, social care and children and young people workforce. They make decisions on fitness to practise cases in the name of the SSSC but are independent. 

Residents and staff from MHA Handsworth were joined by pupils from and staff from Altrincham Preparatory on the walk An Altrincham home went on a... Altrincham Home Spreads Festive Cheer Around Town With Sponsored Walk appeared first on The Carer.

Urgent Health UK (UHUK), representing social enterprise organisations providing urgent, integrated, out-of-hours and out-of-hospital care covering 70% of the UK population, on behalf of the... Urgent Health UK Warns Of Severe Impact Of Budget Decisions On NHS Urgent Healthcare Providers appeared first on The Carer.

Global health and human rights advocates have condemned an alleged ban on women from training as nurses and midwives in Afghanistan. Outcry over Afghanistan ‘ban’ on women training as nurses appeared first on Nursing Times.

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Social service workers, like anybody else, have the right to a safe place of work, free from harassment and from other harmful acts. Unfortunately, as with any other sector, there are cases of inappropriate behaviour in social service workplaces.  

Specialist nurse Alison Wileman argues that, while reusable continence products may offer environmental advantages, they are not always suitable for every patient or situation. ‘It’s vital we consider the balance between single-use and reusable products’ appeared first on Nursing Times.