Health visitors in south Wales set to strike after NHS employer ignores job evaluation appeal
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More than a third of home care workers in England have had no training in dementia care – Alzheimer’s Society.
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Sian Thomas won the prestigious RCN Wales nurse of the year award for ensuring a child with complex needs could be educated in a mainstream school.
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Christmas is forgotten by a Santa living with dementia in an advert raising funds for research.
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Reasearch shows one professional nurse substitution associated with a 21% rise in patient death risk.
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Difficulties older people face when they move between healthcare providers.
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The number of hospital admissions in England reached a record 16.2 million last year.
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A Nursing Standard investigation reveals thousands of UK nursing students have been involved in cases of academic misconduct such as: plagiarism, forging signatures and cheating in
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The government wants drop-out rates halved by next year.
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RCN lays crosses at the Field of Remembrance at Westminster Abbey.
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Marie Curie nurses are heading to their local bank to receive digital skills training to improve care.
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Nurses, pharmacists and GPs are fronting a campaign to help people to keep well this winter and away from overstretched emergency departments.
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Emmerdale will portray confusion and fears of newly diagnosed character in episode filmed from his point of view
Nurses who took part in the Widening Access Training (WAT) scheme could be eligible for a sizeable tax rebate
Families should never be afraid to raise concerns about the standard of care their loved ones are receiving.
Alzheimer’s charity says a ‘deep-seated misunderstanding’ of the system means fewer than a third of those eligible are using the budgets to choose their own care
Some hospitals are serving out-of-date food to patients, an investigation has found.
The number of nurses and midwives being referred to the Nursing and Midwifery Council has risen for the third year running, according to the regulator’s annual review.
Staff in new role will also carry out invasive procedures, government documents suggest.
