Luton Care Home Celebrates National Tea Party Day
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HC-One’s Capwell Grange Care Home in Luton, Bedfordshire, has been celebrating National Tea Party Day, which is celebrated on Monday, April 21. The day highlights... Luton Care Home Celebrates National Tea Party Day appeared first on The Carer.
Kind-Hearted Fahim Serves Up Best Tandoori Treats In Wales At Care Home
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Residents and staff at a North Wales care home enjoyed nothing but the best when they were served up a tasty tandoori treat. For the... Kind-Hearted Fahim Serves Up Best Tandoori Treats In Wales At Care Home appeared first on The Carer.
‘I’ve learned compassion must be balanced with professional boundaries’
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Kimmy Dunne examines the importance of both clinical skills and soft skills as a newly qualified nurse working in the mental health sector. ‘I’ve learned compassion must be balanced with professional boundaries’ appeared first on Nursing Times.
Nursing unions begin consulting on NHS Scotland pay offer
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Nursing unions in Scotland have announced plans for consulting their members on the 2025-26 NHS pay offer, with some ballots launching today. Nursing unions begin consulting on NHS Scotland pay offer appeared first on Nursing Times.
Global nursing workforce ‘at breaking point’, report warns
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Nurses across the world are “at breaking point”, experiencing burnout, wage-stagnation and increased levels of violence at work, according to a major new report. Global nursing workforce ‘at breaking point’, report warns appeared first on Nursing Times.
‘Nurse’ attempted murderer was not a nurse
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A hospital worker sentenced to life for attempted murder after he attacked a stranger with a needle filled with muscle relaxant was not a nurse, despite being labelled as one, Nursing Times can reveal. ‘Nurse’ attempted murderer was not a nurse appeared first on Nursing Times.
Alzheimer’s Society Partners With Coronation Street To Create Bespoke Ads In Tribute To Dementia Storyline
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Alzheimer’s Society has teamed up with ITV and Coronation Street in order to shine a light on the growing impact of dementia across the UK.... Alzheimer’s Society Partners With Coronation Street To Create Bespoke Ads In Tribute To Dementia Storyline appeared first on The Carer.
PLMR Partners with Championing Social Care to Launch ‘Invite Your MP’ Toolkit for Care Home Open Week
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Social care communications experts PLMR Partnership have teamed up with Championing Social Care (CSC) to create an innovative ‘Invite Your MP’ digital toolkit, designed to... PLMR Partners with Championing Social Care to Launch ‘Invite Your MP’ Toolkit for Care Home Open Week appeared first on The Carer.
Care Home Resident Set To Attempt 73-Mile Hadrian’s Wall Challenge To Raise Funds For Alzheimer’s Society
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Thomas Hedley, also known as Tom, a resident at HC-One’s Ashington Grange Care Home in Ashington, Northumberland, will embark on an incredible journey – attempting... Care Home Resident Set To Attempt 73-Mile Hadrian’s Wall Challenge To Raise Funds For Alzheimer’s Society appeared first on The Carer.
‘Urinary incontinence, like all symptoms, requires investigation’
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Linda Nazarko on the need to ensure that all staff are aware that urinary incontinence is not an inevitable consequence of ageing. ‘Urinary incontinence, like all symptoms, requires investigation’ appeared first on Nursing Times.
Penarth Home Opens its Doors to Community and Marks 50th Birthday with Party
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A Penarth home opened its doors to the community and marked its 50th birthday with a special party. MHA Morel Court first opened its doors... Penarth Home Opens its Doors to Community and Marks 50th Birthday with Party appeared first on The Carer.
Dorset Care Home Actors Choose Bahaman Theme For ‘Play In A Day’
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Talented care home residents in Dorset showed off their theatrical skills by devising, rehearsing and performing a whirlwind ‘play in a day’. The storyline and... Dorset Care Home Actors Choose Bahaman Theme For ‘Play In A Day’ appeared first on The Carer.