Not Long To Go Now Until The Care & Occupational Therapy Show on the 23rd June! Don’t Miss Out.
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On 23rd June, The Care & Occupational Therapy Show returns as a vital meeting point for professionals across the sector; bringing together expertise, technology, and practical insight under one roof. Not Long To Go Now Until The Care & Occupational Therapy Show on the 23rd June! Don’t Miss Out. appeared first on The Carer.
Compassion and wellbeing in hospices: a restorative supervision approach
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How resilience-based clinical supervision can be used in the hospice sector to support staff wellbeing. Compassion and wellbeing in hospices: a restorative supervision approach appeared first on Nursing Times.
NHS braces for jump in post-match A&E visits
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Football fans are being urged not to ignore health problems, as new analysis reveals a significant drop in A&E attendances while the Three Lions are playing. Analysis of A&E attendance data during Euro 2024 found there were just under 17,000 fewer attendances than expected during England matches across the tournament – roughly a quarter of […]
Postgraduate student nurse turning beach litter into colourful art
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A Sussex nursing student is attempting to tackle marine litter, especially single-use plastic, one beach at a time via an initiative combining sustainability and creativity. Postgraduate student nurse turning beach litter into colourful art appeared first on Nursing Times.
UK specialists head to Congo as concerns about Ebola increase
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Public health specialists from the UK are being deployed to central Africa to help respond to the unfolding Ebola outbreak in the region. UK specialists head to Congo as concerns about Ebola increase appeared first on Nursing Times.
Reports of Belfast police advising nurses to show ID to masked men
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The police in Northern Ireland are looking into reports that its officers advised Black and minority ethnic nurses to show their ID to masked men while trying to get to work during the recent unrest. Reports of Belfast police advising nurses to show ID to masked men appeared first on Nursing Times.
Healthcare professionals and patients in Scotland urged to shape future of nursing and midwifery practice learning
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Healthcare professionals, leaders and patients in Scotland are being urged to have their say on how the next generation of nurses and midwives are educated – as
Technology Enabled Care Leader Honoured By The King
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The chief executive of TSA, the national advisory body for the technology enabled care (TEC) sector, has been honoured by His Majesty the King in the 2026 Birthday Honours List. Technology Enabled Care Leader Honoured By The King appeared first on The Carer.
Royal Appointment As Care Home Residents Toast The King’s Birthday
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Royal well-wishers at care homes in the south have marked the King’s official birthday with a host of festive celebrations. Royal Appointment As Care Home Residents Toast The King’s Birthday appeared first on The Carer.
New Manager At Lovett’s Eden Manor Care Home In Carlisle
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Lovett Care has appointed Gary Jones to the position of general manager at its popular Eden Manor care home on Langrigg Road in Carlisle. New Manager At Lovett’s Eden Manor Care Home In Carlisle appeared first on The Carer.
300,000 Learning Disabled Adults Shut Out Of Job Market, says Hft
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Learning disability charity Hft has declared a “city’s-worth of talent” is being needlessly shut out of the job market – and is calling on UK employers to give learning disabled people a chance. 300,000 Learning Disabled Adults Shut Out Of Job Market, says Hft appeared first on The Carer.
Care Home Manager Raises £1,200 for Crossroads Care Surrey
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Margielyn Gonzaga, Home Manager of The Burlington Care Home in Shepperton, has raised £1,200 for Crossroads Care Surrey after completing a full day of Bushtucker-style challenges at this year's I'm a Director, Get Me Out of Here! event. Care Home Manager Raises £1,200 for Crossroads Care Surrey appeared first on The Carer.