Ilia Gruev Inspires People Supported By Community Integrated Care At Leeds United Training Ground
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Community Integrated Care Ambassador and Leeds United midfielder Ilia Gruev helped deliver an inspiring mentoring session for people supported by the charity at Leeds United’s training ground, inspiring them to follow their dreams. Ilia Gruev Inspires People Supported By Community Integrated Care At Leeds United Training Ground appeared first on The Carer.
Edinburgh Care Home Residents Praise Social Isolation Project
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An Edinburgh care home has been praised by residents for its efforts to combat social isolation. Glencairn, a private residential home operated by Renaissance Care... Edinburgh Care Home Residents Praise Social Isolation Project appeared first on The Carer.
Rising Adult Social Care Needs Leave Councils £715 Million Over Budget Survey Reveals
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Councils across the country recorded an overspend of £715 million on adult social care last year, according to the latest annual survey from the Association of Directors of Adult Social Services... Rising Adult Social Care Needs Leave Councils £715 Million Over Budget Survey Reveals appeared first on The Carer.
Care Association Alliance Unveils National Funding Plan for Social Care
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A new CAA report proposes pooling the financial risk of an ageing population nationally, rather than leaving it with 153 individual councils. Care Association Alliance Unveils National Funding Plan for Social Care appeared first on The Carer.
‘Many mental health nurses continue to function professionally while carrying significant internal strain’
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Chris Salt explores why burnout prevention in mental health nursing often misses the mark – and what a better, earlier approach could look like. ‘Many mental health nurses continue to function professionally while carrying significant internal strain’ appeared first on Nursing Times.
‘Can the neighbourhood health service succeed without rethinking placements?’
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Melanie Stephens argues that the neighbourhood health service cannot be delivered if future nurses, therapists and other professionals continue to learn predominantly through profession-specific placements. ‘Can the neighbourhood health service succeed without rethinking placements?’ appeared first on Nursing Times.
A stroke continence service for inpatients and after discharge
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A hospital implemented multidisciplinary continence care for stroke patients. This initiative won the Continence Promotion and Care category in the 2025 Nursing Times Awards. A stroke continence service for inpatients and after discharge appeared first on Nursing Times.
Lockdown legacy for children born during Covid-19 pandemic
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Children born during lockdown have found it more difficult to focus, follow instructions and regulate their emotions at the age of four, according to UK researchers. Lockdown legacy for children born during Covid-19 pandemic appeared first on Nursing Times.
Greater cultural engagement can improve BP and other health markers
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Promoting cultural activities like going to the cinema, theatre or a museum may help support health in older adults by slowing down physiological ageing, according to a study on English patients. Greater cultural engagement can improve BP and other health markers appeared first on Nursing Times.
Union to ballot Irish nurses and midwives over industrial action
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Ireland’s largest nursing union has announced today that it will ballot its members for industrial action, up to and including strike action, over pay. Union to ballot Irish nurses and midwives over industrial action appeared first on Nursing Times.
Framework for sepsis aims to cut deaths from sepsis by a quarter
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The government has today launched a new framework aiming to cut the number of people dying from sepsis by a quarter by 2035. Framework for sepsis aims to cut deaths from sepsis by a quarter appeared first on Nursing Times.
PPE stockpile failed to match ‘diverse composition’ of workforce
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There was a lack of adequate oversight of the UK stockpile of personal protective equipment (PPE) prior to the Covid-19 pandemic, which put health and social care staff at risk, a report has found. PPE stockpile failed to match ‘diverse composition’ of workforce appeared first on Nursing Times.