Orsham Care Honour Staff And Residents On International Nurses’ Day
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Coinciding with the birthday of Florence Nightingale, the founder of modern nursing, International Nurses Day, held on Sunday 12th May, is a day to celebrate... Orsham Care Honour Staff And Residents On International Nurses’ Day appeared first on The Carer.
Nurses failed patients during infected blood scandal, inquiry finds
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Nurses were among clinicians complicit in the NHS infected blood scandal, by not giving proper information about the risks involved in blood transfusions, not seeking patient consent on an informed basis and failing to offer patients alternative treatments, a damning report has found. Nurses failed patients during infected blood scandal, inquiry finds appeared first on Nursing Times.
Nurse training targets scaled back in Wales
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Ambitions to expand the nursing workforce in Wales have been scaled back amid financial challenges facing the devolved government. Nurse training targets scaled back in Wales appeared first on Nursing Times.
Dementia Awareness Day At Abbeyfield Care Home Proves A Hit For Attendees
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Speedwell Court, a dementia-friendly Southampton care home run by Abbeyfield, hosted a Dementia Awareness Day on Friday 17th May, welcoming those caring for, supporting and... Dementia Awareness Day At Abbeyfield Care Home Proves A Hit For Attendees appeared first on The Carer.
Nurse appointed chief executive of mental health trust
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Mental health nurse Lorraine Sunduza has been substantively appointed as chief execute of East London NHS Foundation Trust. Nurse appointed chief executive of mental health trust appeared first on Nursing Times.
Cadbury Release Memory Bar Boxes As Part Of Partnership With Alzheimer’s Research UK
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Cadbury is sending out thousands of specially launched Memory Bar Boxes, as part of its partnership with Alzheimer’s Research. Featuring the six limited-edition retro Dairy... Cadbury Release Memory Bar Boxes As Part Of Partnership With Alzheimer’s Research UK appeared first on The Carer.
First Of Its Kind Practical Resource Is Launched To Support The UK’s Health And Care Sector
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Health Innovation West Midlands (HIWM) has launched ‘Appreciating Health and Care’, a practical guide for the health and social care sector, enabling professionals from across... First Of Its Kind Practical Resource Is Launched To Support The UK’s Health And Care Sector appeared first on The Carer.
Horsham Care Honour Staff And Residents On International Nurses’ Day
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Coinciding with the birthday of Florence Nightingale, the founder of modern nursing, International Nurses Day, held on Sunday 12th May, is a day to celebrate... Horsham Care Honour Staff And Residents On International Nurses’ Day appeared first on The Carer.
Nursing Staff Demoralised by Poor Care and Low Pay
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Ten years of worsening work pressures have caused morale amongst nursing staff to collapse as staff shortages and low pay combine to create a crisis... Nursing Staff Demoralised by Poor Care and Low Pay appeared first on The Carer.
Huntingdon Care Home Captures Residents’ Cooking Memories In New Cookbook
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To mark Dementia Action Week, The Chase care home in Huntingdon yesterday launched a project to capture residents’ cherished family recipes in a new cookbook,... Huntingdon Care Home Captures Residents’ Cooking Memories In New Cookbook appeared first on The Carer.
Publication of the infected blood inquiry final report
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Responding to the publication of the Infected Blood Inquiry Report, Amanda Pritchard, Chief Executive of NHS England, said: “Earlier today, the Infected Blood Inquiry published its final report. The Prime Minister has subsequently issued an apology on behalf of successive Governments and the entire British state. I want to do the same on behalf of the […]
Bridging boundaries: lessons learned from collaborative medication administration initiatives
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Natasha Phillips, Hayley Grafton and Sonia Kelly discuss the potential of implementing closed-loop medication administration, particularly through single-unit dosing, for transforming patient care. Bridging boundaries: lessons learned from collaborative medication administration initiatives appeared first on Nursing Times.