The number of nurses, midwives and nursing associates who can practise in the UK has risen to a record 860,801 but growth of the workforce... Sharp Drop In International Recruitment Slows Overall Growth Of UK Register appeared first on The Carer.

Three residents living at a Lincoln home made their way over to LNER Stadium to watch Lincoln City in action. Mavis Kirk, Marjorie Smith and... Residents At Lincoln Home Make Trip To Watch Victorious Imps Game As Part Of Seize The Day Initiative appeared first on The Carer.

The experiences of service users are helping to shape the Nursing and Midwifery Council’s (NMC) review of the Code and revalidation process – as the regulator e

Residents and colleagues at HC-One Wales’s Quarry Hall Care Home in St Mellons, Cardiff, enjoyed a special visit on Friday 5th December as Vaughan Gething,... Festive Cheer at Quarry Hall as Vaughan Gething MS Joins Christmas Activities appeared first on The Carer.

Flu hospitalisations have surged by more than half in just one week, plunging the NHS into a “worst case scenario” situation for December, new figures reveal today.  An average of 2,660 patients per day were in a hospital bed with flu last week – the highest ever for this time of year and up 55% […]

A new toolkit has been launched to help international nursing and midwifery students to progress successfully through UK higher education. ‘Arrive and thrive’ toolkit launched to support overseas nursing students  appeared first on Nursing Times.

Nurses, doctors and other union representatives showed their support outside the Senedd today, as it debated a joint petition calling on the government to end ‘corridor care’ in hospitals. Welsh NHS staff rally as parliament debates ‘end corridor care’ campaign appeared first on Nursing Times.

A university in Edinburgh plans to launch a new three-year full-time BSc Nursing programme, designed to offer students a ‘fast-track’ route into the health and social care workforce. Scottish university to launch new three-year nursing degree appeared first on Nursing Times.

Jo Rodda and Mark Kitchingham say that blood biomarkers, digital cognitive testing and portable MRI could improve dementia diagnosis. ‘Tackling inequities requires new tools to make assessment faster’ appeared first on Nursing Times.

Cuts to NHS mileage allowances are to be imposed in the new year, in spite of strong opposition and campaigning from community nurses. NHS mileage allowance cuts to go ahead despite nurse opposition  appeared first on Nursing Times.

Residents at a Sanctuary Care home in Worcester experienced the delights of Turks and Caicos with a themed event that brought the spirit of the... Care Home Residents Enjoy A Taste Of The Tropics appeared first on The Carer.

The residents and staff of Elm Bank Care Home in Kettering, was recently wrapped with joy and warmth as they celebrated World Children’s Day with... Hearts Connect As Elm Bank Care Home Residents Celebrate World Childrens Day appeared first on The Carer.