Tour De Barchester – Police And Cadets Help Cyclists On Their Way

Tour De Barchester – Police And Cadets Help Cyclists On Their Way

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For the third year running, staff from Barchester Healthcare’s care homes and hospitals took on the gruelling Tour de Barchester cycling challenge, from Carmarthen to... Tour De Barchester – Police And Cadets Help Cyclists On Their Way appeared first on The Carer.

Care Home Welcomes Community College for Intergenerational Learning

Care Home Welcomes Community College for Intergenerational Learning

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Graysford Hall care home, part of the Sanders Senior Living group, had the pleasure of hosting another enriching visit from Crownhills Community College as part... Care Home Welcomes Community College for Intergenerational Learning appeared first on The Carer.

Visits to NHS website’s hay fever page more than double

Visits to NHS website’s hay fever page more than double

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The number of hay fever sufferers searching for NHS advice has more than doubled in the past week as temperatures rise across England. The NHS website has received an average of 11,736 visits a day since Monday compared to a daily average of 4,749 visits at the weekend – an increase of 147%. Visits to […]

Government Ignoring Social Care Would Be a ‘Betrayal’ of British People, Warn Charities and 24,000 People

Government Ignoring Social Care Would Be a ‘Betrayal’ of British People, Warn Charities and 24,000 People

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Today, more than 24,000 people and 54 organisations are calling on the next Government to make sure it prioritises reform and funding for social care,... Government Ignoring Social Care Would Be a ‘Betrayal’ of British People, Warn Charities and 24,000 People appeared first on The Carer.

‘He was determined to shield Mum from the worst effects of dementia’

‘He was determined to shield Mum from the worst effects of dementia’

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Latest blog: Andrew Swindells' Dad initially found the concept of dementia difficult to grasp, but he still embraced the role of primary caregiver with true dedication. ‘He was determined to shield Mum from the worst effects of dementia’ appeared first on Nursing Times.

‘Nursing Times wants to ensure that the voices of nurses and midwives are heard’

‘Nursing Times wants to ensure that the voices of nurses and midwives are heard’

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As the largest group in the NHS workforce, the views of nursing and midwifery staff count at both the ballot box and for building successful health and social care policy. ‘Nursing Times wants to ensure that the voices of nurses and midwives are heard’ appeared first on Nursing Times.

NHS delivers 4 million spring covid vaccines

NHS delivers 4 million spring covid vaccines

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Over 4 million people have now received their spring covid booster from the NHS just 10 weeks after bookings officially opened as part of the latest vaccination campaign. Around 7 million people are eligible for a spring covid jab this year, including those aged 75 and over, those with a weakened immune system and older […]

New nurses struggle to find jobs despite national shortage

New nurses struggle to find jobs despite national shortage

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Newly qualified nurses are facing a “demoralising” search for registered nursing jobs, and considering quitting altogether, amid a surprising shortage of vacancies and NHS trusts cutting costs. New nurses struggle to find jobs despite national shortage appeared first on Nursing Times.

Celebrated FGM specialist suspended from NMC register

Celebrated FGM specialist suspended from NMC register

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Word-renowned midwife and female genital mutilation campaigner Comfort Momoh has been suspended from the Nursing and Midwifery Council register for six months. Celebrated FGM specialist suspended from NMC register appeared first on Nursing Times.

SNP vows to fight for extra funding for the NHS

SNP vows to fight for extra funding for the NHS

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The Scottish National Party has pledged to fight to protect the NHS from privatisation and gain it extra funding, as part of what it identifies as a set of “moderate left of centre policies” to make life better for the people of Scotland. SNP vows to fight for extra funding for the NHS appeared first on Nursing Times.

Dementia Organisations Publish Cross-Sector Manifesto For Incoming Government

Dementia Organisations Publish Cross-Sector Manifesto For Incoming Government

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Leading dementia organisations have joined forces to publish a new Dementia manifesto ahead of the General Election on 4th July. This collaboration from Alzheimer Scotland,... Dementia Organisations Publish Cross-Sector Manifesto For Incoming Government appeared first on The Carer.

‘Each forced breath felt like it would be my last – it was my first panic attack’

‘Each forced breath felt like it would be my last – it was my first panic attack’

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Retired GP practice nurse Jenny Peters on experiencing panic attacks. ‘Each forced breath felt like it would be my last – it was my first panic attack’ appeared first on Nursing Times.