NMC fitness to practise screening caseload falls to five-year low

NMC fitness to practise screening caseload falls to five-year low

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The Nursing and Midwifery Council’s fitness to practise caseload at screening has fallen to the lowest level in five years, it has announced. NMC fitness to practise screening caseload falls to five-year low appeared first on Nursing Times.

National Recognition For Wellington Care Home Five Times In A Row

National Recognition For Wellington Care Home Five Times In A Row

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Staff at a specialist dementia care home in Wellington are celebrating confirmation of their fifth successive accreditation, with full marks for the third time in... National Recognition For Wellington Care Home Five Times In A Row appeared first on The Carer.

Residents at Altrincham Home Embark On Visit to War Museum to Brush Up On Modern British History

Residents at Altrincham Home Embark On Visit to War Museum to Brush Up On Modern British History

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Residents at an Altrincham home made the short trip to the Imperial War Museum North to brush up on their modern British history. Eight residents... Residents at Altrincham Home Embark On Visit to War Museum to Brush Up On Modern British History appeared first on The Carer.

Residents at Falkirk Care Home Enjoy Visit from MP

Residents at Falkirk Care Home Enjoy Visit from MP

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HC-One Scotland’s Kinnaird Manor Care Home in Camelon, Falkirk, Stirlingshire, was visited on Tuesday 12th August by MP for Falkirk, Euan Stainbank. Residents and colleagues... Residents at Falkirk Care Home Enjoy Visit from MP appeared first on The Carer.

“Social Care Doesn’t Need Fixing – It Needs Funding!”

“Social Care Doesn’t Need Fixing – It Needs Funding!”

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One of the sector’s most recognisable voice has delivered an uncompromising message to Government: stop the rhetoric and start providing proper funding for social care.... “Social Care Doesn’t Need Fixing – It Needs Funding!” appeared first on The Carer.

Care Homes Revive Memories with VJ Day Commemorations

Care Homes Revive Memories with VJ Day Commemorations

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Wartime memories were revived when care homes in Dorset marked the 80th anniversary of Victory over Japan (VJ) Day. Colten Care’s homes Abbey View in... Care Homes Revive Memories with VJ Day Commemorations appeared first on The Carer.

Hartford Care Acquires Five Homes from The Graham Care Group

Hartford Care Acquires Five Homes from The Graham Care Group

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Foundation Partners and Deer Capital have acquired five fully operational homes across Kent from The Graham Care Group, in a move which takes their total... Hartford Care Acquires Five Homes from The Graham Care Group appeared first on The Carer.

Canterbury dean outlines midwifery course’s improvement journey

Canterbury dean outlines midwifery course’s improvement journey

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The head of a midwifery course which has recently been re-approved by the Nursing and Midwifery Council, after three years of being unable to take on new students, has outlined what happened to get the programme back on track.  Canterbury dean outlines midwifery course’s improvement journey appeared first on Nursing Times.

Nottingham nursing support workers win pay rise after strike

Nottingham nursing support workers win pay rise after strike

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Nursing support workers who went on 28 days' worth of strikes have celebrated a permanent pay rise and a back pay deal, their union has announced. Nottingham nursing support workers win pay rise after strike appeared first on Nursing Times.

Government confirms future of Freedom to Speak Up guardians

Government confirms future of Freedom to Speak Up guardians

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The Freedom to Speak Up guardian role will remain part of the NHS Standard Contract for 2026-27, NHS England and the government have confirmed. Government confirms future of Freedom to Speak Up guardians appeared first on Nursing Times.

Know someone who’d like to do the postgraduate social work qualification?

Know someone who’d like to do the postgraduate social work qualification?

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There are places still available for courses starting in September 2025 and January 2026 and a bursary is available for up to £11,000.

How well do you use digital tools and technology? Take the digital capabilities assessment

How well do you use digital tools and technology? Take the digital capabilities assessment

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As digital technology plays an increasingly important role in health and social care, it’s important that organisations and individuals are making the most of their digital capabilities and skills.