Scottish community nursing ‘faces staffing crisis’
Community nursing in Scotland could face a staffing crisis in the next decade unless action is taken now, according to a report released on Wednesday.
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Community nursing in Scotland could face a staffing crisis in the next decade unless action is taken now, according to a report released on Wednesday.
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The outgoing chairman of one of the now defunct Health and Social Services Councils is today calling for a return of matrons to hospital wards.
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RELIEVED staff and residents at Clonmore House in Rathcoole were celebrating this week after the Northern Health Trust shelved plans to replace their home.
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A group of MPs is to undertake an inquiry into the quality and supply of training for children and families’ social workers.
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A new framework to regulate the safety and quality of health and social care services was published today by the Department of Health, ahead of the new Care Quality Commission coming into effect on 1 April 2009.
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A 50% increase in charges for home carers has angered the families of those who depend on the service in Gwynedd.
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Detectives have arrested three people in connection with an investigation at a private care home. The Express understands the owner of Woodlands, on Nostell Lane, Ryhill, is among those currently in custody at Wood Street Police Station.
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A new website has been created to assist professionals who work with unpaid family carers. The site has been developed by the Princess Royal Trust.
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Two reports produced today by the Healthcare Commission suggest older people are often denied access to the full range of mental health services available to younger adults and that improvements are needed to adult community specialist mental health services.
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FOR years he lived in utter isolation, was refused life-saving insulin if he misbehaved and treated like a slave by those who were meant to love him most.
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