Nature-based group activities held just once a week over nine weeks can significantly reduce loneliness among care home residents — while also improving their sleep,... Nature-Based Group Activities Improve Wellbeing Among Older Adults Experiencing Loneliness appeared first on The Carer.

Keymer Hall, part of Boutique Care Homes, has been awarded Highly Commended in the NAPA Global Intergenerational Week Competition 2026, a national recognition of outstanding... Keymer Hall Wins National Award for Intergenerational Activity appeared first on The Carer.

A major milestone has been reached in the fight against dementia, with 100,000 people across the UK now signed up to participate in dementia research... 100,000 Volunteers Join Dementia Research Effort as Calls Grow for Greater Participation appeared first on The Carer.

Recently at Edenmore Nursing Home in North Devon, the afternoon was filled with the sound of music as the home was visited by the Ilfracombe... Ilfracombe Ukulele Pluckers bring Musical Afternoon to North Devon Care Home appeared first on The Carer.

A Mobberley home marks its 31st birthday with an afternoon tea and music therapy session for residents and staff. MHA The Willows marked its 31st... Mobberley Home Celebrates 31st Birthday with Afternoon Tea and Music Therapy Session appeared first on The Carer.

Arabella Penwarden on how support for post-traumatic stress disorder is there for veterans, but people need to want to access it. ‘The trauma echoes down the years and affects those that you love the most’ appeared first on Nursing Times.

Prisoners  in England are between 40 and 70 times more likely to be harmed in an avoidable way while receiving healthcare than the general public, new research has found. Prisoners at very high risk of ‘avoidable harm’ from healthcare appeared first on Nursing Times.

A nationwide investigation of the support services offered to young patients undergoing stem cell treatments has been launched. New UK study seeks to improve nursing care for young stem cell patients appeared first on Nursing Times.

Health visiting team leaders in Glasgow City Health and Social Care Partnership are being balloted on industrial action by the Royal College of Nursing. Senior health visitors in Glasgow balloted on industrial action appeared first on Nursing Times.

The number of people suffering a stroke has been rising since 2020, largely because of a severe increase in stroke risk affecting Black communities, according to a long-term study. Widening health inequalities leading to increased stroke risk in Black people appeared first on Nursing Times.

Over half of nurses and midwives in Ireland have considered leaving their workplace in the last month alone due to stress severely impacting their mental and physical health, according to latest survey findings. Irish nurses close to quitting due to ‘stress and understaffing crisis’ appeared first on Nursing Times.

Student editor Jen Winch argues that if nursing is demanding to be valued properly, that valuation must include those who are still training within it. ‘The gloves are off – do not forget the students’ appeared first on Nursing Times.