Nurse develops bereavement boxes for community settings
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A community nurse from North East Lincolnshire has developed a scheme for providing bereavement boxes to the local families of patients who have died. Nurse develops bereavement boxes for community settings appeared first on Nursing Times.
Free learning resources for fitness to practise conditions
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One of the sanctions that can be imposed on your registration following a fitness to practise investigation is a condition.
Community trusts ranked by ‘wrong things’ in new league tables
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The league table ranking community trusts alongside mental health and care trusts is based on “arbitrary” measurements and will confuse patients, according to nurse leaders. Community trusts ranked by ‘wrong things’ in new league tables appeared first on Nursing Times.
Simplifying fitness to practise - making our guidance more accessible for all
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We’ve done a lot of work recently on improving the accessibility of our fitness to practise guidance documents and have produced several documents in Easy Read format.
Fitness to practise referral trends
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Over the summer, we’ve been keeping an eye on the rising numbers of fitness to practise concerns being referred to us.
‘Why I no longer get excited about Black History Month in the NHS’
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Marsha Jones explains why we need to create a health service where global majority staff thrive, contribute and belong without barriers every month of the year, not just in October. ‘Why I no longer get excited about Black History Month in the NHS’ appeared first on Nursing Times.
Young Voices At The Heart Of Mental Health Research
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A new research project is being highlighted on World Suicide Prevention Day (10 September) as it aims to transform understanding of self-harm and suicide among...
NACC Training & Development Forum 2025 Programme Confirmed
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The National Association of Care Catering (NACC) once again returns to the East Midlands Conference Centre, Nottingham, 1 – 2 October, for the NACC Training...
Team Members Take on Skydive to Raise Money for Alzheimer’s Society
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Two carers at Lady Jane Court Care Home in Leicester are taking fundraising to new heights. Senior Carers at Lady Jane Court Care Home in...
Art Exhibition To Showcase Talent And Raise Funds For Hospice
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A special art exhibition will be held at St Peter’s Hospice in Brentry, showcasing inspiring work created by patients and the staff who care for...
Summit Care Group Transforms Acacia Bank Care Home To Achieve Milestone Care Quality Rating
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Care provider, Summit Care Group, is celebrating the successful transformation of the Acacia Bank Care Home in Bradford, which has been rated ‘Good’ by the...
New suicide prevention training rolled out for NHS mental health staff
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The NHS has begun rolling out new suicide prevention training this week for all mental health staff. Available from Wednesday 10 September, the new e-learning course offers practical, evidence-based advice on how to recognise and support people in crisis, including those experiencing suicidal thoughts. It builds on new national guidance issued earlier this year, which […]