Councils are Raiding Financial Reserves to Fund the Costs of Increasing Social Care Support, Report Finds

Councils are Raiding Financial Reserves to Fund the Costs of Increasing Social Care Support, Report Finds

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An increase in adult social care spending on provider fees and people receiving support has come at the cost of weakening financial health of English... Councils are Raiding Financial Reserves to Fund the Costs of Increasing Social Care Support, Report Finds appeared first on The Carer.

New Tool Helps People With Dementia Transition From Hospital To Community

New Tool Helps People With Dementia Transition From Hospital To Community

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NIHR-supported researchers at The University of Manchester have developed and evaluated a new tool to help people with dementia transition more safely and smoothly from... New Tool Helps People With Dementia Transition From Hospital To Community appeared first on The Carer.

‘Registered managers are the backbone of delivered services in adult social care’

‘Registered managers are the backbone of delivered services in adult social care’

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There are approximately 26,000 managers registered with the Care Quality Commission (CQC) in post according to the most recent Skills for Care data. In many ways, registered managers are the backbone of delivered services in adult social care. They hold a great deal of responsibility… ‘Registered managers are the backbone of delivered services in adult social care’ appeared first on Nursing Times.

How nursing leaders can deliver an even higher quality of workforce in the NHS in 2026

How nursing leaders can deliver an even higher quality of workforce in the NHS in 2026

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Greg Dix, outlines the importance of people, planning and leadership in providing an effective, skills-based nursing workforce. How nursing leaders can deliver an even higher quality of workforce in the NHS in 2026 appeared first on Nursing Times.

New NMC anti-racism principles will support universities to tackle Black maternal health crisis

New NMC anti-racism principles will support universities to tackle Black maternal health crisis

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The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) is to launch new anti-racism principles for the education of midwifery students, at universities across the four nations

‘The importance of research in undergraduate nurse education’

‘The importance of research in undergraduate nurse education’

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Nurse educator Fiona Cust sets out why research should be considered a fundamental component of undergraduate nursing education. ‘The importance of research in undergraduate nurse education’ appeared first on Nursing Times.

Nurse academics’ dual role in supporting student nurses’ wellbeing

Nurse academics’ dual role in supporting student nurses’ wellbeing

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Nurse lecturers often support student nurses’ pastoral needs, leading to confusion around their professional identity. Nurse academics’ dual role in supporting student nurses’ wellbeing appeared first on Nursing Times.

Global nurse leaders back WHO’s call to ‘stand with science’

Global nurse leaders back WHO’s call to ‘stand with science’

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Nursing leaders have given their backing to a new campaign launched on World Health Day to work together and support science as the “twin engines” driving better health around the globe. Global nurse leaders back WHO’s call to ‘stand with science’ appeared first on Nursing Times.

Discoloured water in maternity unit sparks infection control investigation

Discoloured water in maternity unit sparks infection control investigation

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Precautionary measures are in place at a hospital in Scotland because of discoloured hot water found in the maternity unit there, officials have revealed. Discoloured water in maternity unit sparks infection control investigation appeared first on Nursing Times.

‘I left nursing because I couldn’t build the kind of family life I wanted’ 

‘I left nursing because I couldn’t build the kind of family life I wanted’ 

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Zoe Anderson calls on NHS leaders to commit to a new model for managing their nursing workforce that better respects work-life balance. ‘I left nursing because I couldn’t build the kind of family life I wanted’  appeared first on Nursing Times.

‘What a rural community in Nepal taught me about health inequality’

‘What a rural community in Nepal taught me about health inequality’

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Dani Nebres reflects on World Health Day about how a visit to Nepal has renewed his clarity and purpose as a nurse to tackle health inequalities. ‘What a rural community in Nepal taught me about health inequality’ appeared first on Nursing Times.

Early career nurse pens book to help support nursing students

Early career nurse pens book to help support nursing students

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A nurse from the Midlands has written a book designed to provide practical advice for anyone considering a career in nursing or making their first steps in the profession. Early career nurse pens book to help support nursing students appeared first on Nursing Times.