
Care England Responds to Government’s “Cost of Inaction”
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Care England has welcomed the government’s formal response to the Health and Social Care Committee report Adult social care reform: The Cost of Inaction.. The response... Care England Responds to Government’s “Cost of Inaction” appeared first on The Carer.

First neighbourhood health services to be rolled out from September
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The first of the new neighbourhood health services will be rolled out across 42 sites in England from September, the government has announced. First neighbourhood health services to be rolled out from September appeared first on Nursing Times.

‘From ‘I’ve no clue’ to ‘there’s so much I can do’: a three-month reflective journey’
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Student nurse Aulia Mayshalwa Az Zahra writes about her three-month reflective journey as part of the Nursing Now Challenge. ‘From ‘I’ve no clue’ to ‘there’s so much I can do’: a three-month reflective journey’ appeared first on Nursing Times.

General practice placements for student nurses: growing the workforce
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In response to a shortage of general practice nurses, a university explored the benefits and challenges of student nurse placements in general practice. General practice placements for student nurses: growing the workforce appeared first on Nursing Times.

NHS to bring ‘sponge-on-a-string’ cancer test to the high street
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People with persistent heartburn or acid reflux will be offered an innovative ‘sponge on a string’ test in high-street pharmacies for the first time, as part of a new NHS pilot to help prevent oesophageal cancer. NHS England has today announced that dozens of pharmacies in England will offer new ‘heartburn health checks’ to test for Barrett’s oesophagus, […]

Final panel decision: What should happen to a nurse who inappropriately restrained a patient in hospital?
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Find out how the NMC panel acted in this case. Not yet read the case? Read the charge and background here Final panel decision: What should happen to a nurse who inappropriately restrained a patient in hospital? appeared first on Nursing Times.

What should happen to a nurse who inappropriately restrained a patient in hospital?
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Each month, Nursing Times will consider a real-life case heard by the Nursing and Midwifery Council’s fitness to practise panel. We’ll give you the facts of the case, as presented to the panel, and you’ll get a chance to consider what decision you would have made. What should happen to a nurse who inappropriately restrained a patient in hospital? appeared first on Nursing Times.

RCN warns safety review ignores nursing workforce crisis
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The Royal College of Nursing has warned that government reforms to improve patient safety will “fall short” unless the nursing workforce crisis on wards is urgently address. RCN warns safety review ignores nursing workforce crisis appeared first on Nursing Times.

Call for NHS railcard as ‘crazy’ train fares push nurses away
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A London nurse has urged lawmakers to fund discounted train travel for NHS workers, in response to the ongoing cost of living crisis. Call for NHS railcard as ‘crazy’ train fares push nurses away appeared first on Nursing Times.

Whitby Artist Works with Residents to Create Stunning Canvases for The Mayfield Care Home
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The walls of The Mayfield care home have been transformed into a celebration of Whitby’s heritage, thanks to a collaborative art project led by local... Whitby Artist Works with Residents to Create Stunning Canvases for The Mayfield Care Home appeared first on The Carer.

Black Mafia Motorcycle Club Zooms In To Help Enfield Care Home Bullsmoor Lodge Celebrate Veteran Friendly Foundation Status
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Residents and staff at Enfield care home Bullsmoor Lodge welcomed the roar and rumble of a posse of bikers recently, as eleven members of the... Black Mafia Motorcycle Club Zooms In To Help Enfield Care Home Bullsmoor Lodge Celebrate Veteran Friendly Foundation Status appeared first on The Carer.

World Chocolate Day – Does It Get Any Better?
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Staff and residents at Barchester’s Boroughbridge Manor care home in Boroughbridge had a fantastic time celebrating World Chocolate Day on July 7, surely one of... World Chocolate Day – Does It Get Any Better? appeared first on The Carer.