‘Vital voices are missing from nursing research’
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Gemma Stacey, Rosalie Magboo and Ariel Lanada explain why there needs to be much greater diversity among those involved in nursing research. ‘Vital voices are missing from nursing research’ appeared first on Nursing Times.
Expert Water Sampling Services Throughout The UK
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Chiltern Water & Environment was established in 1991 by Robert Hunt after gaining 25 years’ experience as an operational and analytical scientist in the water... Expert Water Sampling Services Throughout The UK appeared first on The Carer.
Care Home Resident Thrilled To Be Part Of ‘Roaring Crowd’ At Football Wish
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A lifelong football fan embraced some matchday energy during a special wish fulfilled by her care home team. Angela, who lives in Kenwith Castle care... Care Home Resident Thrilled To Be Part Of ‘Roaring Crowd’ At Football Wish appeared first on The Carer.
Essex Care Home Centenarian Celebrates 105th Birthday With A Party And TV Visit
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A Braintree care home resident has marked an extraordinary milestone after celebrating his 105th birthday surrounded by family, friends and national media attention. Ron Thompson,... Essex Care Home Centenarian Celebrates 105th Birthday With A Party And TV Visit appeared first on The Carer.
‘A reorientation of nurse education is a clinical necessity’
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Devi Nannen argues that we must reorient nurse education toward planetary health. ‘A reorientation of nurse education is a clinical necessity’ appeared first on Nursing Times.
Andover Care Home Raises £600 For Wiltshire Wildlife Hospital
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Millway House Care Home welcomed representatives from Wiltshire Wildlife Hospital, as they visited the home to collect a cheque for £600, generously raised by staff,... Andover Care Home Raises £600 For Wiltshire Wildlife Hospital appeared first on The Carer.
‘Learning does not only happen in lecture theatres and placements’
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Ruth Kearns-Smith on the value of part-time work and the experience that can come from working in non-nursing jobs. ‘Learning does not only happen in lecture theatres and placements’ appeared first on Nursing Times.
Three Quarters Of Hospices In England Running A Deficit This Year
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Three quarters of hospices in England are already running a deficit this year, new figures reveal, as the sector warns it is heading towards a... Three Quarters Of Hospices In England Running A Deficit This Year appeared first on The Carer.
Vast Majority Of Councils Warn Of Insolvency And Call For Reform Amid Huge Deficits
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Eight in 10 councils warn they will become insolvent over mounting deficits related to the cost of supporting children and young people with special educational needs and... Vast Majority Of Councils Warn Of Insolvency And Call For Reform Amid Huge Deficits appeared first on The Carer.
Blog: Communication in maternity care
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By Tracey MacCormack, Assistant Director for Midwifery
Early NHS preparation ‘paying off’ amid shorter ambulance handover times
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Ambulances handed over patients more than 2 minutes faster last month despite facing their busiest January since before COVID-19. Provisional figures out today show there were 420,324 ambulances handovers with known times in January, the highest number for the month since 2020 and a 5.2% increase compared to 399,415 in January last year. Despite this, […]
Comfort Is Not A Strategy
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Why Social Care Needs To Get Braver About Technology, Data And Risk Technology decisions in adult social care are no longer confined to IT teams... Comfort Is Not A Strategy appeared first on The Carer.