GP Calls For An End To Free Prescriptions To Help Improve The Health Service
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A GP has said survey results showing dissatisfaction with the NHS are “a pleasant surprise” and he hopes it will bring about reform. Speaking on GB... GP Calls For An End To Free Prescriptions To Help Improve The Health Service appeared first on The Carer.
Bristol Care Home Celebrates 25 Years of Service
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A care home in Bristol, which supports individuals aged 40 and above with learning disabilities, has celebrated 25 years of dedicated service with a special... Bristol Care Home Celebrates 25 Years of Service appeared first on The Carer.
NHS England hints at cuts to ‘corporate’ nursing roles
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Cuts to non-patient-facing nursing roles may be on the horizon, a letter from the new chief executive of NHS England suggests. NHS England hints at cuts to ‘corporate’ nursing roles appeared first on Nursing Times.
Carnarvon Primary School Visit Brings Joy To Nottingham Care Home Residents
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The residents of HC-One’s Fosse Way View Care Home in Bingham, Nottingham, enjoyed a visit from Year 3 pupils of Carnarvon School, who brought smiles... Carnarvon Primary School Visit Brings Joy To Nottingham Care Home Residents appeared first on The Carer.
Beds lost to seasonal viruses this winter greater than population of Malta
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The number of hospital beds taken up by seasonal viruses this winter was more than the equivalent of the population of Malta, according to new NHS data. Almost 600,000 beds were taken up by patients with COVID, flu, RSV or norovirus this winter (594,937 from 25 November 2024 – 30 March 2025), as NHS services […]
Oyster Care Homes Receives the Keys to Its Seventh Home in Bexhill
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Oyster Care Homes has officially received the keys to its newest home – Collington Park Lodge in Bexhill-on-Sea, and marks the opening of the group’s... Oyster Care Homes Receives the Keys to Its Seventh Home in Bexhill appeared first on The Carer.
HC-One Catering Colleagues Gear Up For Chef Of The Year Competition
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HC-One’s Executive Chef and Nutrition & Hydration Lead, Chris Bonner will be leading a team of judges including Ben Ross from Unox, Jamie Clews from... HC-One Catering Colleagues Gear Up For Chef Of The Year Competition appeared first on The Carer.
Care England Response to Public Satisfaction with Social Care Hitting Record Low
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Today, Care England warns that the alarming drop in public satisfaction is a direct consequence of the deepening crisis in social care, one that the... Care England Response to Public Satisfaction with Social Care Hitting Record Low appeared first on The Carer.
Care Group Sponsors The Launch Of Pioneering Intergenerational Initiative
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A care home provider with strong intergenerational ties has been confirmed as a Gold Sponsor for a unique event marking the launch of a pioneering... Care Group Sponsors The Launch Of Pioneering Intergenerational Initiative appeared first on The Carer.
Meeting the training needs of the social work, social care and children and young people workforce
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The Scottish Social Services Council (SSSC) has published its latest Workforce Skills Report (WSR), providing an in-depth analysis of the current training provision for the social work, social care and children and young people sector.
‘The demand for Parkinson’s services has increased significantly’
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Kay Mair, who is one of Scotland’s longest serving Parkinson’s nurse specialists, spoke to Nursing Times about how she supports her patients and why she enjoys her role ‘The demand for Parkinson’s services has increased significantly’ appeared first on Nursing Times.
‘Why the constant pull between hands-on patient care and career progression’
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Sian Rodger on how the next generation of nurses need to be nurtured to enable nurses to become resilient and knowledgeable clinicians. ‘Why the constant pull between hands-on patient care and career progression’ appeared first on Nursing Times.