NHS A&E blood-testing finds 2,000 unidentified HIV cases in first 4 years
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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 […]
Nursing Times Awards 2025: Technology and Data in Nursing winner and shortlist
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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.
Darlington nurses win payout from trust over changing room row
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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.
Ockenden identifies toxic culture and calls for safe maternity staffing
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Failures in leadership and governance, and a toxic culture of bullying where concerns were suppressed, incidents downgraded and the voices of women systematically dismissed, contributed to failures in maternity care at a Midlands hospital, according to the findings of an independent review. Ockenden identifies toxic culture and calls for safe maternity staffing appeared first on Nursing Times.
‘The rate at which internationally educated nurses are entering the workforce is declining’
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Dr Manju C Pallam and Rincy Sajith on how the UK is facing a structural mismatch between education and workforce absorption. ‘The rate at which internationally educated nurses are entering the workforce is declining’ appeared first on Nursing Times.
Pupils Help Decorate New Lounge at North Devon Nursing Home
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Schoolchildren from Ilfracombe Junior School recently visited Edenmore Nursing Home to help add some sea-inspired decorations to the home’s newly refurbished lounge. Pupils Help Decorate New Lounge at North Devon Nursing Home appeared first on The Carer.
Scottish children’s hospital celebrates double first for nursing quality
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Nursing staff at a hospital in the North East of Scotland have achieved two major landmarks for international recognition for care excellence. Scottish children’s hospital celebrates double first for nursing quality appeared first on Nursing Times.
Oakwood Care Group Expands with Multi-Million-Pound Backing from Development Bank of Wales
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Oakwood Care Group has completed the acquisition of Forest Gate Healthcare, adding three care homes and 105 bedrooms to its portfolio... Oakwood Care Group Expands with Multi-Million-Pound Backing from Development Bank of Wales appeared first on The Carer.
National Award Win for Amore Complex Care’s Service Improvement Team
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Amore Complex Care is celebrating national success after its Service Improvement Team was named winner of the Positive Behaviour Support Award at the National Learning Disabilities & Autism Awards. National Award Win for Amore Complex Care’s Service Improvement Team appeared first on The Carer.
More Than Four in Five Community Social Care Services in England Have No Current CQC Rating, New Analysis Finds
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The Care Quality Commission (CQC) is still not keeping pace with the task of assessing the quality of community social care services in England... More Than Four in Five Community Social Care Services in England Have No Current CQC Rating, New Analysis Finds appeared first on The Carer.
‘The pressure on our international workforce is reaching a breaking point’
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Aderonke Opawande on why rising fitness to practise referrals among internationally educated nurses may reflect system failures. ‘The pressure on our international workforce is reaching a breaking point’ appeared first on Nursing Times.
‘It’s Time for England’: Kailash Manor Comes Down with a Case of Football Fever for Care Home Open Week 2026
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Football fever was in full force at TLC Kailash Manor Care Home as Care Home Open Week made its yearly return debuting a new... ‘It’s Time for England’: Kailash Manor Comes Down with a Case of Football Fever for Care Home Open Week 2026 appeared first on The Carer.