
Nursing leaders mark three-year anniversary of Ukraine war
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As war in Ukraine passes a grim milestone, the global nursing community has made fresh calls for peace and the protection of healthcare workers. Nursing leaders mark three-year anniversary of Ukraine war appeared first on Nursing Times.

Ex-flight attendant on her career change into nursing
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A former flight attendant who fell into nursing due to an NHS hospitality scheme during the Covid-19 pandemic has reflected on her unusual path into the profession. Ex-flight attendant on her career change into nursing appeared first on Nursing Times.

NHS Chief to stand down at end of March
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Amanda Pritchard has today formally notified the NHS England Board of her decision to stand down as chief executive at the end of this financial year. Amanda has been chief executive since August 2021 and Chief Operating Officer since 2019, leading the NHS through the most challenging period in its 76-year history. Having discussed this […]

Woodland View Care Home Announced as Community Partner for Rik Mayall Comedy Festival
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Woodland View Care Home are excited to be a community partner for the inaugural Rik Mayall Comedy Festival, taking place in Droitwich Spa from 31... Woodland View Care Home Announced as Community Partner for Rik Mayall Comedy Festival appeared first on The Carer.

Value Social Care: Why Tuesday 25th February 2025 Matters for Millions?
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A Pivotal Moment for Social Care: Today, on the 25th of February 2025, we stand at a critical crossroads for social care within our communities.... Value Social Care: Why Tuesday 25th February 2025 Matters for Millions? appeared first on The Carer.

‘New nurses must not accept the current state of nursing as normal’
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Former Nursing Times student editor Jessica Vaughan warns about the pressures that she now faces in accident and emergency as an early career nurse. ‘New nurses must not accept the current state of nursing as normal’ appeared first on Nursing Times.

Frontline NHS staff in the South East have their say on the future of the NHS
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Over 100 frontline NHS staff will be joined by NHS England directors in Reading today (25 Feb 2025) to have their say on what they want to see from the government’s 10 Year Health Plan. It is one of many events across the country where frontline NHS staff across the breadth of the NHS workforce […]

Concern about violence against nurses in Northern Ireland
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More than 20 health and social care workers in Northern Ireland are currently on sick leave after being physically attacked while at work, stoking concerns about increased assaults against nurses. Concern about violence against nurses in Northern Ireland appeared first on Nursing Times.

New guidance for employing 16 and 17-year-olds in care
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We’ve published a new guide for social care providers on employing 16 and 17-year-olds to provide practical support and help when recruiting young people.

‘Many staff lack the training to manage violence and conflict effectively’
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Melville Jimmy Garber on the development of programme to teach staff de-escalation techniques. ‘Many staff lack the training to manage violence and conflict effectively’ appeared first on Nursing Times.

Welsh A&Es ‘like war zones’ with nurses rushed off feet
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A new report has shed light on the strain Welsh emergency and urgent care departments are facing. Welsh A&Es ‘like war zones’ with nurses rushed off feet appeared first on Nursing Times.

NMC to roll out new EDI training for its staff and leaders
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The nursing regulator will be rolling out new equality, diversity and inclusion training to help change the “toxic culture” at the organisation. NMC to roll out new EDI training for its staff and leaders appeared first on Nursing Times.