Patient care most common reason for NMC referrals

Patient care most common reason for NMC referrals

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A new report from the Nursing and Midwifery Council has shed light on the most common reasons a nurse, midwife or nursing associate is referred to the regulator’s fitness-to-practise procedure. Patient care most common reason for NMC referrals appeared first on Nursing Times.

Zaneta Sadauskaite-Khokhar

Zaneta Sadauskaite-Khokhar

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Third year, adult nursing, University of East London Hi, I am Zaneta, a final-year adult nursing student, and I am excited to join Nursing Times as one of this year’s student editors. Originally from Lithuania, I moved to the UK when I was 17 to… Zaneta Sadauskaite-Khokhar appeared first on Nursing Times.

Emmie Parish

Emmie Parish

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Third year, learning disability nursing, University of Greenwich Hi, my name’s Emmie, I'm a passionate learning disability nursing student. As a student editor, I really hope to spread awareness of learning disability nursing, and to be able to share some of the amazing parts of… Emmie Parish appeared first on Nursing Times.

Rebecca Kenderdine

Rebecca Kenderdine

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Second year, learning disability nursing, University of Birmingham I’m Rebecca, a student nurse studying for an MSc in mental health nursing. I have always been fascinated by human behaviour. I studied psychology as an A level and as my undergraduate degree and worked in both… Rebecca Kenderdine appeared first on Nursing Times.

Millie Holley

Millie Holley

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Second year, nursing associate, University of the West of England   Hello! I’m Millie, I'm a second-year student nursing associate. It sounds cliché to say but I have always wanted to do nursing, I don’t recall a time where I wanted to do anything else.… Millie Holley appeared first on Nursing Times.

Graham Gibson

Graham Gibson

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Third year, adult nursing, Queen's University Belfast Hi readers, my name is Graham, I'm a final-year adult nursing student at Queen's University Belfast. I am honoured to take on the role of student editor for Nursing Times. My nursing journey has been profoundly shaped by… Graham Gibson appeared first on Nursing Times.

Sana Gul Baloch

Sana Gul Baloch

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Third year, midwifery, University of Birmingham Sana Gul is an early career nurse and current postgraduate midwifery student at the University of Birmingham. Her professional journey spans across Pakistan, Colombia, and the UK, enriching her with diverse clinical and cultural experiences. A passionate advocate for… Sana Gul Baloch appeared first on Nursing Times.

Deborah Amu

Deborah Amu

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Third year, adult nursing, University of Northampton My name is Ujunwa Deborah Amu and I am a third-year adult nursing student at the University of Northampton. My journey into nursing began from a deep-rooted desire to care for others and positively impact their lives. I… Deborah Amu appeared first on Nursing Times.

Iyanuoluwa Deborah Adubi

Iyanuoluwa Deborah Adubi

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Second year, children's nursing, University of Northampton My name is Iyanuoluwa. Though most people know me as Deborah, my middle name is often easier to pronounce and remember! While my family calls me Iyanuoluwa, professionally, I go by Deborah, so please feel free to use… Iyanuoluwa Deborah Adubi appeared first on Nursing Times.

Local Nurse Celebrates 10 Years Of Service With Newton House

Local Nurse Celebrates 10 Years Of Service With Newton House

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A Nurse at Newton House Care Home in Grantham has received a prestigious Long Service Award in celebration of working at Barchester Healthcare for 10... Local Nurse Celebrates 10 Years Of Service With Newton House appeared first on The Carer.

Care And Support Sector Is At A Tipping Point Report Reveals

Care And Support Sector Is At A Tipping Point Report Reveals

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A new care market report by LaingBuisson, leading industry analysts, reveals a sector in a precarious financial state. Rising costs from Autumn Budget measures are threatening the... Care And Support Sector Is At A Tipping Point Report Reveals appeared first on The Carer.

Dr Pete Calveley Is Healthinvestor Power List Winner

Dr Pete Calveley Is Healthinvestor Power List Winner

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Barchester Healthcare’s CEO, Dr Pete Calveley, has been named Residential Care Leader at the HealthInvestor Power List award ceremony. It is the fourth time Dr... Dr Pete Calveley Is Healthinvestor Power List Winner appeared first on The Carer.