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Regulator recommends changes to NI stroke care

By Iain MacDonald12th December 2014News Northern Ireland

The Regulation and Quality Improvement Authority (RQIA) has said services for stroke patients in Northern Ireland could benefit from an improved regional approach. In a review of stroke care across

NI physical activity scheme to promote staff wellbeing

By Iain MacDonald11th December 2014News Northern Ireland

Northern Ireland Health Minister Jim Wells was in Lisburn to launch a novel ‘physical activity loyalty’ card scheme (PAL) to create opportunities to support behaviour change and improve physical well-being.

Health workers lack understanding of Irish cultural needs

By The Press Association11th December 2014News Northern Ireland

Health workers in Britain “don’t bother” to understand Irish patients, who suffer higher levels of long-term illness, death rates from terminal diseases and mental ill-health, the Irish Parliament has heard.

New chair for NI suicide prevention group

By Iain MacDonald9th December 2014News Northern Ireland

Mr Conor McCafferty has been appointed to the position of Chair of the Suicide Strategy Implementation Body for a term of three years. Speaking about the appointment, Health Minister Jim

NI care workers advised to keep details up to date

By Iain MacDonald4th December 2014News Northern Ireland

The Northern Ireland Social Care Council (NISCC) are updating the methods they use to advise registrants when their annual registration fees are due and when to renew their NISCC registration.

Northern Ireland adoption statistics published

By Iain MacDonald4th December 2014News Northern Ireland

The Department of Health, Social Services and Public Safety (DHSSPS) has today published the ‘Children Adopted from Care in Northern Ireland 2013/14’ statistical bulletin. This bulletin details statistical information relating

Mental Health campaign to launch in Northern Ireland

By Iain MacDonald27th November 2014News Northern Ireland

The Public Health Agency’s (PHA) new mental health campaign is urging people who are feeling low to talk to someone they trust. Almost one in five people in Northern Ireland

Minister rules out all-Ireland abuse probe for now

By The Press Association25th November 2014News Northern Ireland

Northern Ireland’s Justice Minister has ruled out any cross-border inquiry into IRA sex abuse allegations until other ongoing investigations are completed. David Ford confirmed discussions on a potential all-Ireland probe

Category: News Northern Ireland

Regulator recommends changes to NI stroke care

NI physical activity scheme to promote staff wellbeing

Health workers lack understanding of Irish cultural needs

New chair for NI suicide prevention group

NI care workers advised to keep details up to date

Northern Ireland adoption statistics published

Mental Health campaign to launch in Northern Ireland

Minister rules out all-Ireland abuse probe for now

MPs reject Tory bid to launch another national inquiry into grooming gangs

Elon Musk ‘knows absolutely nothing’ about grooming gangs, Jess Phillips says

Former child abuse inquiry chairwoman urges Government to act over 2022 report

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Category: News Northern Ireland

Regulator recommends changes to NI stroke care

NI physical activity scheme to promote staff wellbeing

Health workers lack understanding of Irish cultural needs

New chair for NI suicide prevention group

NI care workers advised to keep details up to date

Northern Ireland adoption statistics published

Finalists named for NI Social Work Awards 2015

Mental Health campaign to launch in Northern Ireland

NI Health & Social Care statistics published

Minister rules out all-Ireland abuse probe for now