‘As social care nursing becomes digitalised, it must not become dehumanised’
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Sharon Burlace on how social care nurses must be empowered to use digital systems and ensure they meet the needs of their residents. ‘As social care nursing becomes digitalised, it must not become dehumanised’ appeared first on Nursing Times.
SyndoraAlto Sets a New Standard for Connected Care Technology
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Care homes across the UK are transforming how they deliver care thanks to SyndoraAlto, the newly rebranded name behind CHARIS, the UK’s most advanced digital... SyndoraAlto Sets a New Standard for Connected Care Technology appeared first on The Carer.
One Of St Helen’s Oldest Residents Celebrates 105th Birthday In Rootin’ Tootin’ Style
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Cecilia Jemitus, resident at St Helen’s Hall, Merseyside, part of Sandstone Care Group, has celebrated her 105th with a western style party with family and... One Of St Helen’s Oldest Residents Celebrates 105th Birthday In Rootin’ Tootin’ Style appeared first on The Carer.
Selston Nursing Home 15th Consecutive Year of Butterfly Accreditation
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A Nottinghamshire specialist dementia nursing home is celebrating a remarkable milestone after being awarded the Meaningful Care Matters (MCM) Butterfly Accreditation for the 15th year... Selston Nursing Home 15th Consecutive Year of Butterfly Accreditation appeared first on The Carer.
Leading Nottinghamshire Care Group Celebrates 20 Years Of Care And Community
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A Nottinghamshire based care group is celebrating a major milestone, 20 years since acquiring its first home, having provided outstanding care and a place to... Leading Nottinghamshire Care Group Celebrates 20 Years Of Care And Community appeared first on The Carer.
A Peak Performance: Kingston Court Care Home Staff Climb Scafell Pike For Residents’ Fundraiser
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On Sunday, 28th September, five team members from Kingston Court Care Home, Carlisle, CA2 7JH, took on the challenge of climbing Scafell Pike to raise... A Peak Performance: Kingston Court Care Home Staff Climb Scafell Pike For Residents’ Fundraiser appeared first on The Carer.
Positive feedback from employers as NMC calls for more to use its employer advice line
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The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) has received positive feedback from employers about its advice line service – and is encouraging more to make this their
The Manor House Roundhay Wins Luxury Care Home Award
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Anchor’s The Manor House Roundhay in Leeds has been crowned a winner by property giant Knight Frank in their Luxury Care Home Awards 2026. Situated... The Manor House Roundhay Wins Luxury Care Home Award appeared first on The Carer.
UN Member States Recognise Dementia As A Leading Noncommunicable Disease
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Alzheimer’s Disease International (ADI) has announce that dementia will, for the first time, be formally recognised within the new UN Political Declaration on noncommunicable diseases... UN Member States Recognise Dementia As A Leading Noncommunicable Disease appeared first on The Carer.
Widely prescribed opioid ‘not that effective’ for easing chronic pain
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The strong opioid painkiller, tramadol, is not especially effective at easing chronic pain, despite being widely prescribed for it, according to Danish researchers. Widely prescribed opioid ‘not that effective’ for easing chronic pain appeared first on Nursing Times.
Nurses leading efforts to improve A&E department experience
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Nurses at a trust in Yorkshire are to hold a public meeting to gather views on how to improve the experience of patients using their crowded accident and emergency (A&E) settings. Nurses leading efforts to improve A&E department experience appeared first on Nursing Times.
‘Hospital league tables offer a new way to measure performance’
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In her latest column, Helené Donnelly looks at the Department of Health and Social Care's introduction of league tables for hospitals. ‘Hospital league tables offer a new way to measure performance’ appeared first on Nursing Times.