Races Day at Pavillion!
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Pavillion Residential and Nursing Home in Houghton-le-Spring recently transformed its grounds into a lively racecourse for a heartwarming ‘Races Day’ celebration, bringing together residents, families,... Races Day at Pavillion! appeared first on The Carer.
Work begins on Broughty Ferry Care Home
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Work is underway on the development of a new £14 million care home in Broughty Ferry, Dundee, following an official sod cutting ceremony, attended by... Work begins on Broughty Ferry Care Home appeared first on The Carer.
NHS kicks off flu and COVID jabs to ‘winter-proof’ vulnerable
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Flu and COVID-19 vaccines kick off for all eligible people from today to help ‘winter-proof’ those most vulnerable and the NHS amid new variants circulating this year. Vaccination teams across England are working to protect millions most at risk of getting seriously ill this winter by building immunity ahead of December and January, when hospitalisations for respiratory […]
‘As health workers, we need to accept the flu vaccine – we may need it more than we think’
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In her latest column, Linda Nazarko explores why influenza vaccination rates are dropping for both health professionals and the general public. ‘As health workers, we need to accept the flu vaccine – we may need it more than we think’ appeared first on Nursing Times.
Sector Reacts to Government’s £500 Million Fair Pay Agreement Announcement
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The adult social care sector has responded with cautious optimism to the government’s announcement of a £500 million investment towards England’s first Fair Pay Agreement... Sector Reacts to Government’s £500 Million Fair Pay Agreement Announcement appeared first on The Carer.
US nurses caught in the crosshairs of Trump cuts
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Dr Jennifer Mensik Kennedy, president of the American Nurses Association, talks exclusively to Nursing Times about her concerns for the profession and healthcare in the US. US nurses caught in the crosshairs of Trump cuts appeared first on Nursing Times.
Improving health inequalities in the learning disability community
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The learning disability community experiences various health inequalities. Health professionals can reduce barriers to healthcare access. Improving health inequalities in the learning disability community appeared first on Nursing Times.
‘Fair pay’ agreement for adult social care workers in England
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Health and care leaders have today welcomed the government’s announcement of £500 for a fair pay agreement for health and social care workers in England as a “positive next step”. ‘Fair pay’ agreement for adult social care workers in England appeared first on Nursing Times.
Nurses set to work in ‘online hospital’ to NHS reduce waiting lists
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Nurses are likely hold some appointments with patients in future via a new ‘online hospital’, announced today by the government with the aim of transforming healthcare delivery in England. Nurses set to work in ‘online hospital’ to NHS reduce waiting lists appeared first on Nursing Times.
Football Fans With Dementia To Walk Out With England And Wales At Wembley
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England and Wales players will walk out at Wembley Stadium connected by EE side by side with 22 fans living with dementia on 9 October... Football Fans With Dementia To Walk Out With England And Wales At Wembley appeared first on The Carer.
Social Care Must Become Platform for Health Improvement, Says RSPH Report
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A new report has called for urgent transformation of adult social care to prioritise health outcomes, warning that years of underfunding have left the system... Social Care Must Become Platform for Health Improvement, Says RSPH Report appeared first on The Carer.
Elgin Care Home Honours Staff And Remembers Much-Loved Colleague At Special Awards Night
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Spynie Care Home in Elgin has held an awards evening to celebrate the dedication of its staff team and to remember the late Shona Donaldson,... Elgin Care Home Honours Staff And Remembers Much-Loved Colleague At Special Awards Night appeared first on The Carer.