Outbreaks spark one-off meningococcal disease vaccine campaign

Outbreaks spark one-off meningococcal disease vaccine campaign

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Students beginning nursing and midwifery courses in the autumn will be offered a two-dose meningococcal B disease (MenB) vaccine, as part of a one-off immunisation programme. Outbreaks spark one-off meningococcal disease vaccine campaign appeared first on Nursing Times.

Hagley Care Home Brings Local Community Together Through Monthly Networking Breakfasts

Hagley Care Home Brings Local Community Together Through Monthly Networking Breakfasts

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A Hagely care home has launched a new monthly Networking Breakfast that is fast becoming a community favourite. Hagley Care Home Brings Local Community Together Through Monthly Networking Breakfasts appeared first on The Carer.

‘In uncertain times, nurses need clarity, consistency and visible support’

‘In uncertain times, nurses need clarity, consistency and visible support’

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In her column Helené Donnelly looks at the effect that political uncertainty can have on the nursing workforce. ‘In uncertain times, nurses need clarity, consistency and visible support’ appeared first on Nursing Times.

Two children die in ongoing measles outbreak in UK

Two children die in ongoing measles outbreak in UK

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Experts are urging parents to contact GP practices for catch-up immunisations, as two children have been reported dead as a result of the ongoing measles outbreak in England. Two children die in ongoing measles outbreak in UK appeared first on Nursing Times.

Leadership at County Durham and Darlington rated ‘inadequate’ by CQC

Leadership at County Durham and Darlington rated ‘inadequate’ by CQC

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A foundation trust in the North East has been warned by the regulator of health and social care providers that it needs to make immediate improvements to the quality and safety of care it is providing. Leadership at County Durham and Darlington rated ‘inadequate’ by CQC appeared first on Nursing Times.

New nurse consultant role believed to be an NHS first

New nurse consultant role believed to be an NHS first

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The health service’s first nurse consultant in specialist rehabilitation has spoken about her pride in what is thought to be a landmark appointment. New nurse consultant role believed to be an NHS first appeared first on Nursing Times.

NHS publishes data on corridor care in hospitals for first time

NHS publishes data on corridor care in hospitals for first time

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New data intended to provide a monthly picture of corridor care across England represents a “step in the right direction”, according to unions, which argue that NHS investment now needs to follow. NHS publishes data on corridor care in hospitals for first time appeared first on Nursing Times.

Grahame Gardner: Supporting Professionalism, Comfort and Confidence in Care

Grahame Gardner: Supporting Professionalism, Comfort and Confidence in Care

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For nearly 120 years, Grahame Gardner Ltd has been one of the UK’s leading suppliers of healthcare uniforms, supporting care homes, hospices, NHS organisations and healthcare professionals nationwide. Grahame Gardner: Supporting Professionalism, Comfort and Confidence in Care appeared first on The Carer.

NHS heroes recognised after accelerating cancer diagnosis and transforming patient care

NHS heroes recognised after accelerating cancer diagnosis and transforming patient care

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‘Groundbreaking’ NHS teams that have freed up thousands of hospital beds, accelerated cancer diagnosis, and transformed care for patients have been recognised at the inaugural 2026 NHS Excellence Awards. Held today at NHS ConfedExpo in Manchester, the awards celebrated some of the most innovative and impactful healthcare initiatives from across England, showcasing how frontline staff […]

Ulster Hospital nurse victim of racist attack on way to work

Ulster Hospital nurse victim of racist attack on way to work

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A nurse has been chased and intimidated while on her way to work, in what NHS leaders are calling a racist attack, during a second night of rioting and violence in Belfast. Ulster Hospital nurse victim of racist attack on way to work appeared first on Nursing Times.

A&Es ‘bore the brunt’ as heatwave piled pressure on NHS

A&Es ‘bore the brunt’ as heatwave piled pressure on NHS

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A&Es experienced their busiest month on record in May, as last month’s heatwave piled pressure on NHS services. The NHS managed 2,457,398 attendances in A&E during May – up 25,000 on the previous record set in March earlier this year – according to newly published NHS data. The figures mean the NHS has now seen […]

Care Is Hard Enough. Activities Shouldn’t Be

Care Is Hard Enough. Activities Shouldn’t Be

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Ready-to-use activity products designed to support meaningful engagement in everyday life. Care Is Hard Enough. Activities Shouldn’t Be appeared first on The Carer.