
Statement on the SSSC increase to registration fees
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We opened the public consultation about increasing registration fees on 30 September 2024. The consultation lasted 12 weeks and closed on 23 December 2024.

Australian nurse charged over threat to Israeli patients
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A nurse in Australia is due in court next month after stating she would refuse to treat Israeli patients if they came to her hospital, and that she would kill them, in an alleged antisemitic video. Australian nurse charged over threat to Israeli patients appeared first on Nursing Times.

Stigma And “Stiff-Upper Lips” Preventing People From Seeking Support For Mental Health Conditions
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New research published by the International Longevity Centre UK (ILC) finds that serious mental health conditions are hampering people’s ability to live more fulfilling long... Stigma And “Stiff-Upper Lips” Preventing People From Seeking Support For Mental Health Conditions appeared first on The Carer.

Residents Relish Bugs Life Encounters
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A recent visit to a local dementia care home by Plymouth-based Bugs Life had residents captivated by the reptiles and animals they were able to... Residents Relish Bugs Life Encounters appeared first on The Carer.

Report Reveals “Worrying Increase” In Social Care Pension Opt-Out Rates
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Care workers are at risk of a pensions ‘black hole’, Care England has warned in a new report. Care England, and insurance broker Caunce O’Hara... Report Reveals “Worrying Increase” In Social Care Pension Opt-Out Rates appeared first on The Carer.

Providers Welcome for House of Lords vote
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Social care campaigners are hoping a House of Lords amendment, which would make social care providers exempt from the planned rise in Employer’s National Insurance... Providers Welcome for House of Lords vote appeared first on The Carer.

A Step Back In Time: Cambridge Homes’ 1940s Tea Dance Is A Resounding Success
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Team members, residents, family and our friends in the community came together in a spectacular celebration of music, dance, and camaraderie at the 1940s Tea... A Step Back In Time: Cambridge Homes’ 1940s Tea Dance Is A Resounding Success appeared first on The Carer.

Boost For Armed Forces Veterans Living At Grace Manor Care Centre In Kent
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Former members of the Armed Forces in Gillingham will benefit from enhanced person-centred care and support after the care home they live in, Grace Manor... Boost For Armed Forces Veterans Living At Grace Manor Care Centre In Kent appeared first on The Carer.

Norovirus continues to grip NHS with cases up 150% on last year
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Norovirus continues to grip the NHS with the number of beds taken up by patients with the virus nearly 150% higher than last year, new figures reveal today. The total remains close to its record high, with an average of 1,134 patients a day in hospital with norovirus last week – down slightly on the […]

Lords vote to scrap NI hike for hospices, care homes and others
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Hope has been ignited that the government may scrap a national insurance rise for hospices, care homes and other community health and social care settings. Lords vote to scrap NI hike for hospices, care homes and others appeared first on Nursing Times.

NHS managers back government plans to regulate them
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Senior NHS managers believe they should be regulated to restore the public’s confidence in them following the conviction of Lucy Letby, arguing that there “should not be fear of accountability” in the health service. NHS managers back government plans to regulate them appeared first on Nursing Times.

North East trust achieves global nursing excellence standards
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An NHS trust in the North East of England has become the first in the region to achieve a prestigious global nursing and midwifery quality mark. North East trust achieves global nursing excellence standards appeared first on Nursing Times.