Coroner Links 1966 World Cup Winner’s Dementia to Football Heading, Renewing Calls for Better Support for Ex-Players
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A landmark inquest finding is putting fresh pressure on football authorities to do more for former players living with dementia — a message that will resonate strongly with the UK's care home sector, which supports a growing number of ex-sportspeople affected by neurodegenerative disease. Coroner Links 1966 World Cup Winner’s Dementia to Football Heading, Renewing Calls for Better Support for Ex-Players appeared first on The Carer.
22,000 People Will Die Without The Care They Need During MPs’ Summer Recess, Marie Curie Warns
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While Parliament is in summer recess, more than 22,000 people in England will die without the care and support they urgently need... 22,000 People Will Die Without The Care They Need During MPs’ Summer Recess, Marie Curie Warns appeared first on The Carer.
Tony Bellew Officially Opens Newly Refurbished Dementia Pub at Arrowe Park Hospital
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World champion boxer and Merseyside legend Tony Bellew has officially opened a newly refurbished Dementia Pub at Arrowe Park Hospital, helping to create a more familiar and comforting environment for patients living with dementia. Tony Bellew Officially Opens Newly Refurbished Dementia Pub at Arrowe Park Hospital appeared first on The Carer.
NMC seeks approval for landmark consultation on the Code and revalidation
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The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) is seeking approval from its governing body to launch a landmark public consultation on a new draft Code – the professio
Variation in Social Care Cannot Be Fixed Without Investing in the Workforce
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The Care Workers’ Charity (CWC) has responded to the Care Quality Commission’s first national report drawing together assessments of all 153 local authorities in England with adult social care duties. Variation in Social Care Cannot Be Fixed Without Investing in the Workforce appeared first on The Carer.
£5,000 Prize Up for Grabs as Care Sector’s Got Talent Returns with Biggest-Ever Search for Social Care’s Hidden Stars
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Care Sector's Got Talent is back for 2026 with its biggest-ever prize fund, a brand-new stage at the Care Show and a call for everyone working across social care to step into the spotlight. £5,000 Prize Up for Grabs as Care Sector’s Got Talent Returns with Biggest-Ever Search for Social Care’s Hidden Stars appeared first on The Carer.
Greater investment in nursing needed to tackle child health inequalities
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The government must commit to investing in a funded, long-term child health workforce strategy to stop the decline of child health in England, according to the latest State of Child Health Report. Greater investment in nursing needed to tackle child health inequalities appeared first on Nursing Times.
District nursing leader receives honorary doctorate
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Community nursing leader Steph Lawrence has received her honorary doctorate from Leeds Beckett University. District nursing leader receives honorary doctorate appeared first on Nursing Times.
‘Angry’ health visitors vote for another year of strikes
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Health visitors at a health board in South Wales are refusing to back down from a months-long fight to be recognised as band 7 workers. ‘Angry’ health visitors vote for another year of strikes appeared first on Nursing Times.
Springfield Vale Recognised with University of Stirling Gold Dementia Design Award
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Springfield Vale, an Exemplar Health Care home in Barnsley, has achieved a Gold Design Award from the Dementia Services Development Centre (DSDC) at the University of Stirling... Springfield Vale Recognised with University of Stirling Gold Dementia Design Award appeared first on The Carer.
Major boost for influence of early career nurses around globe
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A new initiative involving the World Health Organization (WHO) is aiming to give early-career nurses and midwives a greater voice when it comes to national and regional policy discussions. Major boost for influence of early career nurses around globe appeared first on Nursing Times.
2025-26 in review: reflecting on a year of significant transition
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The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) has today published its Annual Report and Accounts for 2025-26, reflecting a year of significant transition in which it