Help improve how digital technology is taught in nursing education
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Nurses, student nurses, patients and tech professionals are being asked for their views on how digital technology skills, to establish a consensus on how it should feature on pre-registration courses. Help improve how digital technology is taught in nursing education appeared first on Nursing Times.
Chiltern Grange Care Home Head Chef Serves Up Spot in Prestigious Culinary Final
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Gabriela Luca, Head Chef at Chiltern Grange Care Home, has beaten off stiff competition to reach the Chef of the Year final, showcasing her exceptional... Chiltern Grange Care Home Head Chef Serves Up Spot in Prestigious Culinary Final appeared first on The Carer.
Yorkshire Care Group Strengthens Leadership Team With Two Key Director Appointments
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Park Lane Healthcare has bolstered its executive team with the appointment of Sandra Hustwick as quality director and the promotion of Lynn Flynn to clinical... Yorkshire Care Group Strengthens Leadership Team With Two Key Director Appointments appeared first on The Carer.
SSSC Fitness to Practise 2024/25 insights published
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The Scottish Social Services Council (SSSC) has published its second Fitness to Practise Snapshot Report, providing key insights into the fitness to practise process and investigations over the past year.
Addressing healthcare inequalities in prisons: the vital role of nursing
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Find out how nurses can address the health inequalities experienced by people in prison and promote equitable care in this third article in a series on stigmas in healthcare. Addressing healthcare inequalities in prisons: the vital role of nursing appeared first on Nursing Times.
Mums-to-be to skip the GP to get faster first NHS midwife appointments
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Hundreds of thousands of newly pregnant women across England can now self-refer online to get their “all-important” first midwife appointments quicker, ensuring the best and most personalised care for their baby. By completing a simple online form on NHS.uk, mums-to-be can now refer themselves directly to their local maternity services without seeing a GP first. […]
NMC welcomes guaranteed job opportunities for nursing and midwifery graduates
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The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) has welcomed the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care’s announcement that all newly qualified nurses and midwiv
England’s CNO commits to ‘good clinical leadership’ amid ICB cuts
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NHS England remains “committed” to ensuring “good clinical leadership” across integrated care boards, the chief nursing officer has said following concerns over senior nursing posts being scrapped. England’s CNO commits to ‘good clinical leadership’ amid ICB cuts appeared first on Nursing Times.
Streeting: ‘I don’t want nursing graduates pulling pints or stacking shelves’
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Newly qualified nurses should no longer be “making coffees, pulling pints or stacking shelves” under the government’s new graduate guarantee, health and social care secretary Wes Streeting has pledged today. Streeting: ‘I don’t want nursing graduates pulling pints or stacking shelves’ appeared first on Nursing Times.
Government pledge to tackle graduate nurse employment crisis
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Nursing and midwifery leaders have welcomed a new government scheme to improve job prospects for newly qualified graduate staff. Government pledge to tackle graduate nurse employment crisis appeared first on Nursing Times.
Arnold Care Home Celebrates International Cat Day With ‘Paw-Sitive’ Kitty Café
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Residents at HC-One’s Coppice Lodge Care Home in Arnold, Nottingham, got into the purry spirit this International Cat Day (August 8) by transforming their in-house... Arnold Care Home Celebrates International Cat Day With ‘Paw-Sitive’ Kitty Café appeared first on The Carer.
Edinburgh Care Home Residents Have A Wild Time At Local Zoo
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Residents from an Edinburgh care home had a roaring good time on their visit to the zoo, where they marked special occasions, reconnected with past... Edinburgh Care Home Residents Have A Wild Time At Local Zoo appeared first on The Carer.