Initial feedback on the Code calls for greater focus on AI, challenging discrimination and staff wellbeing
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Digital technologies, anti-racism and staff wellbeing are among the areas professionals want the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) to strengthen in the Code –
HIV stigma: the hidden obstacle to ending transmissions
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Treatment advances mean most people with HIV enjoy a healthy life, but stigma and gaps in knowledge persist. This article looks at how nurses play a key role in eliminating stigma in HIV care. HIV stigma: the hidden obstacle to ending transmissions appeared first on Nursing Times.
Record numbers of people with type 2 diabetes benefit from NHS ‘soups and shakes’
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The NHS supported a record number of people with type 2 diabetes to sign up to its ‘soups and shakes’ diet programme last year, helping them to lose weight and potentially put their condition into remission. Over 13,000 people were enrolled onto the NHS Type 2 Diabetes Path to Remission Programme, also known as the […]
Tender opportunity for research into sector perspectives on workforce regulation in adult social care
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The Skills for Care and Development Alliance is commissioning the next phase of a UK and Republic of Ireland-wide research study exploring the impact of workforce regulation in adult social care.
Test your knowledge on acute complications of diabetes, what causes them and how to recognise them
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Test your knowledge and gain evidence of your professional development with Nursing Times Self-assessment bite-sized CPD. Test your knowledge on acute complications of diabetes, what causes them and how to recognise them appeared first on Nursing Times.
Northern Ireland Healthcare Staff to Receive Pay Increase
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Healthcare workers in Northern Ireland are set to receive a pay rise that will bring their salaries in line with colleagues across the rest of... Northern Ireland Healthcare Staff to Receive Pay Increase appeared first on The Carer.
Anenta Urges Action To Protect Care And Nursing Home Staff From Dangers Of Hazardous Medical Waste
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A new academic report from the University of Oradea has placed a spotlight on the urgent need for the adoption of better prevention, training, and... Anenta Urges Action To Protect Care And Nursing Home Staff From Dangers Of Hazardous Medical Waste appeared first on The Carer.
First-Year Nursing Students from the University of Nottingham Visit Coppice Lodge
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HC-One’s Coppice Lodge Care Home in Arnold, Nottingham, recently welcomed a group of first-year nursing students from the University of Nottingham for an engaging learning... First-Year Nursing Students from the University of Nottingham Visit Coppice Lodge appeared first on The Carer.
Patients To Benefit From “Cutting-Edge” NHS Care From Their Homes
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More patients will receive faster, more convenient care from the comfort of their own homes, through the rollout of new digital technologies across the NHS.... Patients To Benefit From “Cutting-Edge” NHS Care From Their Homes appeared first on The Carer.
Client Contributions Now Council’s Biggest Income Source as Social Care Costs Rise
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Councils in England are increasingly relying on payments from residents to fund adult social care, with client contributions now overtaking NHS income as the largest... Client Contributions Now Council’s Biggest Income Source as Social Care Costs Rise appeared first on The Carer.
Worcester-Based Home Recognised Nationally For Leadership And Innovation In Dementia Care
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The Mill House Care Home in Worcester has achieved the Three Star Platinum Accreditation from the National Dementia Care Accreditation Scheme (NaDCAS) — the organisation’s... Worcester-Based Home Recognised Nationally For Leadership And Innovation In Dementia Care appeared first on The Carer.
Meals On Wheel-Chairs: Residents Race In A Bid To Raise Awareness Of Vital Service
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Seven speedy racers took to their motorised chairs at Harrogate Neighbours’ The Cuttings to see who could deliver a meal to a volunteer in the... Meals On Wheel-Chairs: Residents Race In A Bid To Raise Awareness Of Vital Service appeared first on The Carer.