Why more nurses are needed in ME and long Covid services
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Long-term conditions have historically been a core domain for nurses but there is one such chronic illness in which they currently have little involvement in management and care. Why more nurses are needed in ME and long Covid services appeared first on Nursing Times.
Thirlwall Inquiry: internal investigations delayed contact with police
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A senior nurse at the hospital where Lucy Letby harmed multiple babies has accepted that she "should have gone to the police" herself about unexplained deaths on the neonatal unit. Thirlwall Inquiry: internal investigations delayed contact with police appeared first on Nursing Times.
Nurses have nothing to fear from AI, Wales CNO says
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Nurses need not worry about being replaced by artificial intelligence, Wales’ most senior nurse has said, urging the workforce to instead embrace and lead digital innovations in their workplaces. Nurses have nothing to fear from AI, Wales CNO says appeared first on Nursing Times.
Long Covid nurses ‘let down’ by health service, inquiry told
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A nurse who lost her job after developing long Covid has said nurses were treated as “disposable” during the pandemic. Long Covid nurses ‘let down’ by health service, inquiry told appeared first on Nursing Times.
CNOs issue assisted dying debate guidance for nurses
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The national chief nursing officers for England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland have published guidance on how nurses and midwives should go about debating assisted dying, as new legislation may be on the horizon. CNOs issue assisted dying debate guidance for nurses appeared first on Nursing Times.
Essential Food Supplies Donated by Care Home as Winter Sets In
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With the colder months approaching, Bagshot Gardens Care Home stepped up to support local families facing financial hardship. The care home in Bagshot donated 30kg... Essential Food Supplies Donated by Care Home as Winter Sets In appeared first on The Carer.
‘I need a hero – a nursing student’s perspective on role models’
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Tim Mitnik, from the European Nursing Students’ Association, discusses the vital importance of role models and mentors for student nurses. ‘I need a hero – a nursing student’s perspective on role models’ appeared first on Nursing Times.
Simply The Best – Local Carer Scoops Coveted National Title
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Alain Fadonougbo and Mark Jeffries at Upton Bay care home in Hamworthy has beaten all the competition to be crowned National Chef or the year... Simply The Best – Local Carer Scoops Coveted National Title appeared first on The Carer.
Oyster Care Homes Partners with Paragon Skills to Offer City & Guilds Accredited Qualifications for Adult Care Workers
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Oyster Care Homes has announced an exciting new partnership with Paragon Skills, a leading national apprenticeship provider, to offer City & Guilds accredited Adult Care... Oyster Care Homes Partners with Paragon Skills to Offer City & Guilds Accredited Qualifications for Adult Care Workers appeared first on The Carer.
Housing 21 Resident Presented With British Empire Medal for 20 Years of Charity Work in Wakefield
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Celebrations are in order as Housing 21 resident, Tom Long at Box Tree Court in Boston Spa has been presented with the British Empire Medal... Housing 21 Resident Presented With British Empire Medal for 20 Years of Charity Work in Wakefield appeared first on The Carer.
Chippenham Home Welcomes Flavour Of Diwali Into Home With Traditional Food And Creative Lamps
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A Chippenham home celebrated Diwali with its staff and residents with traditional activities. MHA The Fairways celebrated Diwali at the home, largely thanks to two... Chippenham Home Welcomes Flavour Of Diwali Into Home With Traditional Food And Creative Lamps appeared first on The Carer.
Report Reveals Serious Gaps In Dementia Support
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The Living well with dementia better community provision for all report from national volunteering organisation, Royal Voluntary Service and the University of Birmingham reveals over... Report Reveals Serious Gaps In Dementia Support appeared first on The Carer.