
Plenty Of Celebrations At Pontefract Home Following 30th Anniversary Party
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Staff at the home, including Mark Quarmby, home manager (L) in front of the new plaque There were plenty of celebrations at a Pontefract home... Plenty Of Celebrations At Pontefract Home Following 30th Anniversary Party appeared first on The Carer.

Chorleywood Carers Run for a Cure: Over £1,100 Raised for Dementia Charities
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Two devoted care assistants from Chorleywood Manor Care Home have raised over £1,100 for dementia charities after completing the London Landmarks Half Marathon on Sunday... Chorleywood Carers Run for a Cure: Over £1,100 Raised for Dementia Charities appeared first on The Carer.

St Peter’s Hospice Staff Take On Great Bristol Run
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A team of staff from local charity St Peter’s Hospice is taking on the Great Bristol Run in May to raise funds for the organisation... St Peter’s Hospice Staff Take On Great Bristol Run appeared first on The Carer.

Dudley Care Home Opens Its Doors For Alzheimer’s Society Talk And Community Session
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HC-One’s Sedgley Court Care Home in Brick Kiln Way, Dudley, is set to host an information talk and session with a volunteer from the Alzheimer’s... Dudley Care Home Opens Its Doors For Alzheimer’s Society Talk And Community Session appeared first on The Carer.

Lack of nurses contributing to children’s palliative care gaps
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A national children’s palliative care charity has called on the UK Government to reform the way care for children with life-limiting conditions is funded, warning that the current regime is unsustainable. Lack of nurses contributing to children’s palliative care gaps appeared first on Nursing Times.

Recruitment open for the next CEIM Leaders programme
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Recruitment is now open for cohort six of the Care Experience Improvement Model Leaders programme (CEIM Leaders).

Visa Reforms Needed To Keep Care Sector From Collapse, Says UNISON
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Trade Union UNISON has warned that new immigration rules laid down in Parliament on Wednesday 12 March 2025 will impact the recruitment of overseas health and... Visa Reforms Needed To Keep Care Sector From Collapse, Says UNISON appeared first on The Carer.

‘When deciding where to begin your nursing career, listen to your instincts’
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Student editor Graham Gibson on the challenges of deciding how to pick your very first role after studying nursing. ‘When deciding where to begin your nursing career, listen to your instincts’ appeared first on Nursing Times.

Osteoarthritis: key features and how to support patients with the condition
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Learn how osteoarthritis presents, how it is diagnosed, and how it can be managed. Osteoarthritis: key features and how to support patients with the condition appeared first on Nursing Times.

Skin cancer patients given fast-tracked access to ‘revolutionary’ cancer vaccine trial on NHS
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Patients with advanced skin cancer in England are set to be fast-tracked into trials of a new cancer vaccine, following the expansion of a world-leading NHS programme. The needle-free injection, which is given for up to 2 years, works by boosting the immune system’s response and helping it recognise, attack and ‘remember’ cancer cells, to […]

Cardiff university staff to strike over cuts
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University staff at Cardiff University are set to strike next month over deep cuts to courses and educator numbers. Cardiff university staff to strike over cuts appeared first on Nursing Times.

Unison will work to make sure nursing is valued, says lead nurse
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Unison is in a strong position to make nurses feel heard, address some of their most pressing concerns and ensure they are valued for the work that they do, the union’s national nursing officer has said. Unison will work to make sure nursing is valued, says lead nurse appeared first on Nursing Times.