Lucy Gillespie from Skills for Care on how health and care must meet to support population health and prevention. ‘We need our nursing graduates to understand practice in social care settings’ appeared first on Nursing Times.

Care England, the largest and most representative body for independent adult social care providers in England, has responded to Skills for Care's annual... Social Care’s Improving Workforce Figures ‘Mask A Growing Concern With No Plan To Address’ appeared first on The Carer.

Residents at Sanctuary Care’s Juniper House Residential Care Home in Worcester have been celebrating the excitement of the World Cup with the help of Wellbeing Assistant Danny Jackman, a former professional footballer with a 20-year career. Juniper House Residents Celebrate the World Cup with Former Footballer appeared first on The Carer.

The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has called on social care leaders to publicly commit to improving how care records are created, handled, and accessed. ICO Calls On Social Care Leaders To Commit To Better Care Records Now appeared first on The Carer.

The first Sporting Legends Café at Keymer Hall Care Home was a resounding success, with almost 20 people turning out for the launch session on Wednesday 17th June... Sporting Legends Café Kicks Off to a Brilliant Start appeared first on The Carer.

The Care Quality Commission (CQC) has joined 8 other national health and social care regulators in signing up to the NHS Race and Health Observatory’s shared principles for advancing workforce race equity in health and social care. CQC Commits to Shared Anti-Racism Principles to Tackle Workplace Racism in Health and Social Care appeared first on The Carer.

A Bradford on Avon Care Home brought the spirit of Glastonbury to residents and the local community as it marked Care Home Open Week with a special series of festival-inspired celebrations. Wiltshire Heights Care Home Brings Community Together for Glastonbury-inspired Celebrations appeared first on The Carer.

A care home in Rotherham has reduced ambulance callouts by 45% and cut falls by 62% after launching a new hydration initiative designed to keep residents healthy and out of hospital. Rotherham Care Home Reduces Ambulance Call Outs By Nearly Half Through Hydration Initiative appeared first on The Carer.

An open letter from the Care About Care campaign – run by the grassroots coalition Providers Unite and backed by more than 4,000 people who work in, draw on or value care services... Care Campaign Urges Andy Burnham MP to Make Social Care the First Test of His Leadership appeared first on The Carer.

Nearly 2,000 people unknowingly living with HIV have been diagnosed by a pioneering NHS programme, which tests anyone needing a blood test in A&E, saving lives and preventing new infections, shows new data. Under the first-of-its kind, large scale programme, adults in need of a blood test in A&E in 88 areas of England with […]

Find out more about the winner and shortlisted entries in the Technology and Data in Nursing category at the 2025 Nursing Times Awards. Nursing Times Awards 2025: Technology and Data in Nursing winner and shortlist appeared first on Nursing Times.

A trust in the North East has paid out £187,000 in damages, apologised and committed to separate changing facilities between male and female staff, following a legal claim by a group of its nurses. Darlington nurses win payout from trust over changing room row appeared first on Nursing Times.