QNI changes name to reflect commitment to community nursing

QNI changes name to reflect commitment to community nursing

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The Queen’s Nursing Institute has changed its name as part of a rebrand to reflect its commitment to community nursing. QNI changes name to reflect commitment to community nursing appeared first on Nursing Times.

NHS England to be scrapped, announces prime minister

NHS England to be scrapped, announces prime minister

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NHS England will be abolished as a standalone organisation, prime minister Keir Starmer has announced. NHS England to be scrapped, announces prime minister appeared first on Nursing Times.

Distressing Experiences of Death and Dying in Care Homes During COVID-19 Pandemic

Distressing Experiences of Death and Dying in Care Homes During COVID-19 Pandemic

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Research led by Lancaster University has revealed that the exceptional circumstances early in the COVID-19 pandemic led to distressing experiences of death and dying in... Distressing Experiences of Death and Dying in Care Homes During COVID-19 Pandemic appeared first on The Carer.

NHS slashes tests and checks waits to 5-year low

NHS slashes tests and checks waits to 5-year low

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NHS staff have more than halved the average wait for tests and checks since the height of the pandemic as the waiting list continues to fall, new data shows today. Patients were waiting an average of 17 days for tests and checks in January – 43 days less than at the height of the pandemic […]

Celebrate Social Work Week with us

Celebrate Social Work Week with us

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We’re celebrating Social Work Week from 17-21 March to recognise the important contribution social workers make to supporting our communities.

‘My hope is I empower cancer patients to make their own decisions’

‘My hope is I empower cancer patients to make their own decisions’

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Margarida Rodrigues explains why being a cancer nurse is about being an advocate for patients when they need it the most as well as supporting them through treatment. ‘My hope is I empower cancer patients to make their own decisions’ appeared first on Nursing Times.

Physical health skills key for mental health nurses, inquiry told

Physical health skills key for mental health nurses, inquiry told

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Mental health nurses need to be confident in providing physical healthcare to their patients, a parliamentary inquiry has been told, with some suggesting Project 2000 was to blame. Physical health skills key for mental health nurses, inquiry told appeared first on Nursing Times.

Northern Irish nurses experienced ‘most pressurised’ winter

Northern Irish nurses experienced ‘most pressurised’ winter

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Nurses in Northern Ireland had one of the most pressurised winters “they had ever experienced”, according to the executive director of the Royal College of Nursing Northern Ireland. Northern Irish nurses experienced ‘most pressurised’ winter appeared first on Nursing Times.

‘The Right Care Right Person approach relies on collaboration and cooperation’

‘The Right Care Right Person approach relies on collaboration and cooperation’

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In this clinical comment article, Mathew Page and Matthew Truscott look at the effectiveness of the Right Care Right Person initiative. ‘The Right Care Right Person approach relies on collaboration and cooperation’ appeared first on Nursing Times.

Speaking up: more work to do despite ‘pockets’ of excellence

Speaking up: more work to do despite ‘pockets’ of excellence

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A report outlining the work of a national whistleblowing scheme for nurses and other healthcare staff has been laid before parliament. Speaking up: more work to do despite ‘pockets’ of excellence appeared first on Nursing Times.

New Milton Keynes Care Home Celebrates Successful Grand Opening

New Milton Keynes Care Home Celebrates Successful Grand Opening

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The Applewood, a new 78-bedroom residential care home in Milton Keynes, is celebrating after opening its doors for the home’s grand opening and welcoming its... New Milton Keynes Care Home Celebrates Successful Grand Opening appeared first on The Carer.

High Street Opticians Could Use AI to Help Diagnose Dementia with an Eye Scan

High Street Opticians Could Use AI to Help Diagnose Dementia with an Eye Scan

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Opticians could play a key role in identifying people at risk of dementia by spotting distinctive patterns in the back of the eye linked to... High Street Opticians Could Use AI to Help Diagnose Dementia with an Eye Scan appeared first on The Carer.