Engage – Page 25 – Care Appointments

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Engage: Soon nurses will pay for their education – they should demand higher wages

By Andrew Street, University of York15th August 2016Engage

The NHS doesn’t have enough nurses, nor are enough being trained to meet future demand. And yet the government has confirmed it is scrapping nursing bursaries, which cover the cost

Engage: Coalition in call for new model of social care support in Scotland

By Iain MacDonald3rd August 2016Engage

Scotland’s social care support system increasingly risks cracking under the strain, as demand rises and funding fails to keep pace, to the potential detriment of thousands of disabled people and

Engage: Addressing delays in discharge – a case of integrated care in action?

By Hilary Brown, University of Birmingham3rd August 2016Engage

A report by the National Audit Office (NAO) published earlier this year estimated that delays in discharging medically fit patients from hospital were costing £820m a year. In spite of many

Engage: After this miserable and divisive campaign, we need to talk about immigration

By Parveen Akhtar20th July 2016Engage

Britain has voted to leave the European Union. The weeks and months of highly spirited and at times rancorous political campaigning have shown just how deep the fissures that run

Engage: A perfect storm – the coming health and social care crisis for older people

By John Wattis & Stephen Curran, University of Huddersfield6th July 2016Engage

The wrecking of fishing vessel Andrea Gail, immortalised in the film The Perfect Storm, was the result of ignorance of the nature and severity of the developing crisis, combined with

Engage: Funding cuts could leave victims of domestic violence with nowhere to go

By Michaela Rogers, University of Salford24th June 2016Engage

Right across England and Wales, local councils have been coping with successive cuts to their budgets for the past six years. Between 2010 and 2015, cuts to local councils amounted

Engage: Time to celebrate nursing in social care

By Dr Donald Macaskill, Scottish Care24th June 2016Engage

Last Sunday I had the privilege of taking part in the Royal College of Nursing 100th anniversary Congress which was held in Glasgow for the first time. Together with the

Engage: It’s not unusual? Developing social business models in Welsh health and social care

By Dr Kelly Hall, University of Birmingham23rd June 2016Engage

For over a decade, England has used social business models in health and social care as an attractive alternative to either state monopolies or privatisation. This includes the organisational models

Engage: Revisiting Child Protection – How do we best protect our children?

By Professor Viviene Cree13th June 2016Engage

Welcome to the first blog of Revisiting Child protection in Scotland. The project emerges out of academic research – out of the findings from a UK-wide study of how social

Engage: Beastie Boy John Berry died of frontal lobe dementia – but what is it?

By Professor Jan Oyebode13th June 2016Engage

Professor Jan Oyebode looks at frontal lobe dementia, what it is, the symptoms and how it affects the individual and carers. John Berry, a founder member of the Beastie Boys,

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Engage: Soon nurses will pay for their education – they should demand higher wages

Engage: After this miserable and divisive campaign, we need to talk about immigration

Engage: Funding cuts could leave victims of domestic violence with nowhere to go

Engage: Revisiting Child Protection – How do we best protect our children?

Engage: Beastie Boy John Berry died of frontal lobe dementia – but what is it?

‘Prolific’ people smuggling gang behind 10,000 migrant Channel crossings convicted

Warnings on GP surgery redundancies and care home closures amid Budget tax hike

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Category: Engage

Engage: Soon nurses will pay for their education – they should demand higher wages

Engage: Coalition in call for new model of social care support in Scotland

Engage: Addressing delays in discharge – a case of integrated care in action?

Engage: After this miserable and divisive campaign, we need to talk about immigration

Engage: A perfect storm – the coming health and social care crisis for older people

Engage: Funding cuts could leave victims of domestic violence with nowhere to go

Engage: Time to celebrate nursing in social care

Engage: It’s not unusual? Developing social business models in Welsh health and social care

Engage: Revisiting Child Protection – How do we best protect our children?

Engage: Beastie Boy John Berry died of frontal lobe dementia – but what is it?