RCN once again calls for regulation of healthcare assistants

RCN once again calls for regulation of healthcare assistants

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Nurses have reiterated calls for the regulation of healthcare assistants and other non-registered nursing staff. RCN once again calls for regulation of healthcare assistants appeared first on Nursing Times.

Demand for more protection for nurses raising concerns

Demand for more protection for nurses raising concerns

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The government must introduce more support for nursing staff who wish to raise concerns at work, members of the Royal College of Nursing have urged. Demand for more protection for nurses raising concerns appeared first on Nursing Times.

Nurses facing six-month pay delay, warns new RCN chief

Nurses facing six-month pay delay, warns new RCN chief

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The party that wins the general election must spend the summer finalising the 2024-25 NHS pay award to prevent further delays for nurses, Nicola Ranger has warned. Nurses facing six-month pay delay, warns new RCN chief appeared first on Nursing Times.

Exemplar Health Care Welcomes New Sexuality Champions

Exemplar Health Care Welcomes New Sexuality Champions

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Exemplar Health Care, has welcomed its first group of Sexuality Champions to encourage and normalise conversations about friendships, sexuality and intimacy within care homes. Working... Exemplar Health Care Welcomes New Sexuality Champions appeared first on The Carer.

Corridor Care’ Becoming ‘Normalised’ And Is Major Threat To Patient Safety

Corridor Care’ Becoming ‘Normalised’ And Is Major Threat To Patient Safety

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Every day in Scotland patients are being cared for in corridors and other inappropriate settings and left without access to essential equipment and facilities, it... Corridor Care’ Becoming ‘Normalised’ And Is Major Threat To Patient Safety appeared first on The Carer.

NHS England appoints first medical director for mental health and neurodiversity

NHS England appoints first medical director for mental health and neurodiversity

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Dr Adrian James has been appointed by NHS England today (Monday 3 June) to a new role supporting the transformation of services for people with mental health needs, autism, a learning disability and those who are neurodiverse.  Dr James was President of the Royal College of Psychiatrists from 2020 – 2023 and is currently a […]

Redbond Lodge Residents Celebrate V.E. Day With a Memorable Visit to IMW Duxford

Redbond Lodge Residents Celebrate V.E. Day With a Memorable Visit to IMW Duxford

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In honour of V.E. Day, residents of Redbond Lodge care home, part of the Runwood Homes group, visited the Imperial War Museum (IWM) Duxford on... Redbond Lodge Residents Celebrate V.E. Day With a Memorable Visit to IMW Duxford appeared first on The Carer.

Renaissance Care Celebrates 20 Years In Business

Renaissance Care Celebrates 20 Years In Business

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Scottish care home entrepreneur Robert Kilgour has set out ambitious expansion plans as he looks to double the size of his Renaissance Care Group, stating... Renaissance Care Celebrates 20 Years In Business appeared first on The Carer.

Local Care Home Launches Dementia Support Café With Support From Chippenham Police

Local Care Home Launches Dementia Support Café With Support From Chippenham Police

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In order to support residents’ relatives and friends, and the local community, Barchester’s Cepen Lodge Care Home in Chippenham is launching a regular monthly dementia... Local Care Home Launches Dementia Support Café With Support From Chippenham Police appeared first on The Carer.

‘Stop Running From Social Care’ Parties Are Urged

‘Stop Running From Social Care’ Parties Are Urged

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CAMPAIGNERS today challenged politicians to ‘stop running away from social care’ as they launched their General Election manifesto calling for bold reform of the way... ‘Stop Running From Social Care’ Parties Are Urged appeared first on The Carer.

Pregnancy outcomes in Black, Asian and minority ethnic women

Pregnancy outcomes in Black, Asian and minority ethnic women

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A study explored why women from ethnic minorities have worse pregnancy outcomes than White women worldwide. Pregnancy outcomes in Black, Asian and minority ethnic women appeared first on Nursing Times.

Gypsy, Roma and Travellers: a review of healthcare engagement needs

Gypsy, Roma and Travellers: a review of healthcare engagement needs

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We need to find ways of reducing the deep health inequalities experienced by the GRT community. Gypsy, Roma and Travellers: a review of healthcare engagement needs appeared first on Nursing Times.