The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) has announced today (17 July 2025) that Paul Rees MBE has been appointed as its new permanent Chief Executive and Regist

The UK nursing regulator has come under fire for re-commissioning two critical investigations into its handling of whistleblowing disclosures and fitness to practise cases, meaning the reports will not be published until two years after they were first commissioned. NMC slammed over ‘shameless’ whistleblower review delays appeared first on Nursing Times.

Birchwood Grange Care Home, part of Avery Healthcare, welcomed 15 students from St Dominic’s Sixth Form College for a full-day garden transformation and intergenerational connection,... Students from St Dominic’s College Transform Garden Space at Birchwood Grange Care Home appeared first on The Carer.

Clients at Friends of the Elderly’s Malvern Day Care, which supports people who are living with dementia and a range of age-related conditions had an... A ‘Hat-Tastic’ Day At Malvern Day Care As Clients Celebrate This Year’s Royal Ascot appeared first on The Carer.

Mental health nurses in part of East London will be working from today in what is being billed as the first “round-the-clock mental health unit” to open under the government’s new plan for the NHS. First neighbourhood mental health hub opens in East London appeared first on Nursing Times.

The Care Quality Commission (CQC) has published its annual controlled drugs oversight report for 2024, revealing key challenges facing care homes in managing controlled medications,... CQC Highlights Care Home Controlled Drug Challenges in 2024 Annual Report appeared first on The Carer.

A care home in Stockon-on-Tees, operated by Milewood, is celebrating after being rated as ‘Good’ following its latest inspection by the Care Quality Commission (CQC).... Stockton-On-Tees Care Home Visited By Deputy Mayor To Celebrate Being Rated ‘Good’ By The CQC appeared first on The Carer.

A new report from the Health Foundation reveals that people working in care homes and their families are twice as likely to live in poverty... UK Care Workforce Twice As Likely To Live In Poverty As Average Worker appeared first on The Carer.

In response to the ADASS Spring Survey, Care England has repeated their call for the government to urgently boost funding for adult social care as... Care England Responds As Councils Report Having To Choose Between Supporting Those In Care And Preventing Illness appeared first on The Carer.

Rita Akiki highlights the importance of using empathy in training new nurses to cope with the challenges of entering the registered workforce in the Middle East. ‘Integrating empathy and person-centred care into nursing in Lebanon’ appeared first on Nursing Times.

Care workers are twice as likely to live in poverty than the average UK worker, according to a hard-hitting new report from a leading think tank, which is calling on the government to improve pay levels. Ministers urged to address ‘shameful’ poverty levels among care staff appeared first on Nursing Times.

Hundreds of patients in East London are set to benefit as the NHS opened its first 24/7 neighbourhood mental health centre today – a key commitment under the 10 Year Health Plan – offering walk-in support for people with mental illness. Tower Hamlets in East London is the first community to benefit as the NHS […]