Speaking up for patients: advocacy and narrative work in nursing
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This third article in our series on narrative inquiry explores the concept of advocacy in nursing practice. Speaking up for patients: advocacy and narrative work in nursing appeared first on Nursing Times.
Birthday Celebrations At Leicester Home As Resident Turns 105
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There were plenty of celebrations at a Leicester home following the 105th birthday of one of their residents. Gwen Jackson lives at MHA Aigburth and... Birthday Celebrations At Leicester Home As Resident Turns 105 appeared first on The Carer.
NHS rolls out free eyesight, hearing and dental checks for children at residential special schools
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Children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities in residential special schools and colleges across England are to be offered free NHS eyesight, hearing and dental checks. Autistic children and young people and those with a learning disability are often more likely to experience eyesight, hearing and dental problems than their peers and […]
Mental health charity appoints new nurse director
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A charity that delivers mental health care across the UK has appointed a new director of nursing. Mental health charity appoints new nurse director appeared first on Nursing Times.
Mural pays homage to African nurses
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Three nurses are featured in a mural celebrating the contribution of African women to UK healthcare services. Mural pays homage to African nurses appeared first on Nursing Times.
‘My love for helping people has stayed with me through my career’
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Jane Ann Morgan, who last month celebrated 50 years as a nurse, spoke to Nursing Times about what she enjoys most about her role and why she’s not ready to stop just yet. ‘My love for helping people has stayed with me through my career’ appeared first on Nursing Times.
Alzheimer’s Society Reveals The Reality Of Dementia Happening Behind Closed Doors
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Dementia charity, Alzheimer’s Society, has launched a powerful new campaign to shed light on the hidden reality of dementia and the devastating impact of a... Alzheimer’s Society Reveals The Reality Of Dementia Happening Behind Closed Doors appeared first on The Carer.
‘Nurses can design care strategies that reduce negative conditioned responses’
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Student editor Chioma Eucharia Nnajidema on how nurses can use classical conditioning in their practice. ‘Nurses can design care strategies that reduce negative conditioned responses’ appeared first on Nursing Times.
Wigston Care Home Opens Dementia-Friendly Pub Inspired By Resident
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HC-One’s Magna Care Home in Wigston, Leicestershire, held the grand opening of their new pub, the Robin’s Nest – inspired by resident Colin Mayes –... Wigston Care Home Opens Dementia-Friendly Pub Inspired By Resident appeared first on The Carer.
CQC Sets Out “Re-Building Trust” In Regulation Programme
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The Care Quality Commission (CQC) is taking steps to rebuild trust in its regulation. In July this year a damning interim report from a government-commissioned... CQC Sets Out “Re-Building Trust” In Regulation Programme appeared first on The Carer.
Brunelcare Wins Big At The Care & Support West Awards
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Bristol-based charity Brunelcare is celebrating after taking home two trophies at the Care & Support West Awards. The annual event, which was held at Ashton... Brunelcare Wins Big At The Care & Support West Awards appeared first on The Carer.
Dementia Care Manager Heads To Geneva To Discuss ‘Anticipatory” Grief In Dementia At Alzheimer Europe Conference 2024
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HC-One Dementia Care Manager, Amy Pepper, is set to speak at the world-leading Alzheimer Europe Conference 2024 about the “under researched” area of anticipatory grief,... Dementia Care Manager Heads To Geneva To Discuss ‘Anticipatory” Grief In Dementia At Alzheimer Europe Conference 2024 appeared first on The Carer.