Migrant Nursing Staff Plan To Leave UK Due To Low Wages, Abuse And ‘Hostile Environment’
Up to two-thirds of foreign nurses working in the UK plan to leave and work in a country other than their home nation according to…
Read more...Up to two-thirds of foreign nurses working in the UK plan to leave and work in a country other than their home nation according to…
Read more...A new report from the Royal College of Psychiatrists warns that people who have a co-occurring substance use disorder and another mental health disorder (CoSUM)…
Read more...England’s top doctor has urged those eligible for a Spring COVID-19 vaccine to come forward, as figures published today show almost four in ten eligible…
Read more...Measures unveiled in the governments immigration white paper published yesterday (Monday 12 May) will place requirements on employers to boost domestic training and seeks to…
Read more...A new publication by the International Longevity Centre UK (ILC), supported by the Alzheimer’s Society and the Peter Sowerby Foundation, warns that the nearly one…
Read more...People with early-stage Alzheimer’s disease in Scotland will not be able to access the drug donanemab on the NHS, after it was rejected for use…
Read more...The government has announced plans to close the overseas visa route for care workers as part of new measures to reduce net migration. Home Secretary…
Read more...The National Care Association (NCA) has welcomed the publication of both the Terms of Reference of the Casey Commission and the Health and Social Care…
Read more...An independent commission has published its report to improve outcomes for Essex residents after identifying urgent challenges facing health and social care. The Essex Caring…
Read more...Digitising NHS and adult social care services across the UK will require an estimated £21 billion over the next 5 years, according to new research…
Read more...New blood tests could transform dementia diagnosis – and NHS clinicians are excited by the prospect. With 94% of the UK public saying they would…
Read more...The British public are deeply unhappy with the National Health Service – just 1 in 5 people (21%) in 2024 said they were satisfied with…
Read more...Ahead of Dying Matters Week (5th – 11th May), St Peter’s Hospice in Bristol has launched a new strategy which aims to double the number…
Read more...Care England has responded to the publication of the Terms of Reference for the new Commission into the future of adult social care, chaired by…
Read more...A cross-party group of MPs has warned that attempts to reform adult social care are doomed to fail unless ministers accept major investment is needed…
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