Valentine’s Day Celebration Fills Hearts with Joy at Karuna Manor Care Home
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Karuna Manor Care Home marked Valentine’s Day with a heartwarming celebration that brought together residents, relatives, and staff for an afternoon filled with love, laughter,... Valentine’s Day Celebration Fills Hearts with Joy at Karuna Manor Care Home appeared first on The Carer.
Carers Fear A Pension Pinch: Four In 10 Expect To Be Poorer In Retirement Due To Their Caring Responsibilities
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Unpaid carers aged 45 –75 are feeling the financial strain of caring for elderly relatives, with reduced income and pension contributions threatening their long -term... Carers Fear A Pension Pinch: Four In 10 Expect To Be Poorer In Retirement Due To Their Caring Responsibilities appeared first on The Carer.
King’s Touching Message To Carers From Wales: “You Are Not Forgotten”
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Three social care heroes from Wales were hailed as “truly magnificent” by King Charles when they met him during a special reception at Windsor Castle.... King’s Touching Message To Carers From Wales: “You Are Not Forgotten” appeared first on The Carer.
RCN responds to concerns about ANPs being used for ‘doctor substitution’
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The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) has issued a statement on advanced nursing practice, in response to concerns over a survey run by the British Medical Association (BMA) on the risks of doctor substitution. RCN responds to concerns about ANPs being used for ‘doctor substitution’ appeared first on Nursing Times.
Drama approach helping to prepare student nurses for dementia care
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A university in West Yorkshire is aiming to enhance the expertise of future nurses when they care for patients with dementia through the use of applied drama techniques. Drama approach helping to prepare student nurses for dementia care appeared first on Nursing Times.
Obituary: Clive Jackson (1965-2026)
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Clive Jackson, who won the coveted Practice Supervisor of the Year category at the Student Nursing Times Awards in 2023, sadly died in January of this year after a sudden illness. Obituary: Clive Jackson (1965-2026) appeared first on Nursing Times.
Unlocking the Potential: How Healthcare Can Lead on Disability Inclusion
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By Lynne Turnbull, CEO of Disability Positive (https://disabilitypositive.org) The healthcare sector faces an unprecedented challenge: rising levels of ill-health and long term health problems are... Unlocking the Potential: How Healthcare Can Lead on Disability Inclusion appeared first on The Carer.
Questions raised over lack of focus on nursing in new GP contract
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Nurse leaders have criticised an absence of recognition of the vital primary care role of the nursing profession in the new GP contract for England. Questions raised over lack of focus on nursing in new GP contract appeared first on Nursing Times.
Promoting Independence
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By David Ashton Jones, CEO of Homes Together (https://homestogether.co.uk) Independence isn’t about doing everything alone – it’s about having the confidence and choice to live life... Promoting Independence appeared first on The Carer.
Public Sector Trends 2026: A Year of Pressure and Possibility
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By Chris Hornung, Managing Director, Public Sector, Totalmobile (www.totalmobile.com) The year ahead will bring no surprises for the public sector. Budgetary pressure will remain the... Public Sector Trends 2026: A Year of Pressure and Possibility appeared first on The Carer.
Preparing Care Homes For The Employment Rights Bill: What You Need To Do Now
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By Hannah Strawbridge, Employment Solicitor and Executive Director, Inspire Legal Group (https://inspirelegalgroup.co.uk) The Employment Rights Bill represents one of the most significant workplace reforms in... Preparing Care Homes For The Employment Rights Bill: What You Need To Do Now appeared first on The Carer.
Money, Money, Money
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Other countries with better health and care systems operate a blended funding model to generate the sums required. Paul Honey, Founder, Health Mutual and the... Money, Money, Money appeared first on The Carer.