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Students praised as university campus becomes dementia friendly

By Iain MacDonald9th April 2018Education & Training

University of Chester students and staff have been working hard to make the Warrington Campus a Dementia Friendly Campus. Led by Dean McShane, Lecturer in Mental Health and Learning Disability,

Young people belonging to alternative subcultures at greater risk of self-harm

By Iain MacDonald8th April 2018Education & Training

Young people belonging to alternative subcultures, such as goths, emos or metal fans, are at a greater risk of self-harm and suicide than those who do not, according to a

University collaborates in project to tackle child poverty in Glasgow

By Iain MacDonald8th April 2018Education & Training

The Scottish Government has given £2m funding through Every Child, Every Chance, its Tackling Child Poverty Delivery Plan 2018-22, to Children’s Neighbourhoods Scotland (CNS) – an innovative collaboration between Policy

University applications for nursing courses down by 10%

By Ella Pickover5th April 2018Education & Training

The number of people applying to train to become nurses has fallen by 10%, new figures show. Figures on UCAS undergraduate applications show that there were 43,700 applicants to nursing

TV doctors return to the classroom to promote careers in the NHS

By Jennifer Cockerell30th March 2018New To Care

TV doctors Rosemary Leonard, Ellie Cannon and Sara Kayat are returning to the classroom to encourage pupils to study science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) subjects and consider careers in

Nine leading universities to share in £10 million mental health research grants

By Iain MacDonald29th March 2018Education & Training

Nine leading universities from across the UK will be the recipients of multi-million pound grants from the Medical Research Council (MRC) to help researchers harness the power of data science

Author to give insight in common misgivings about poverty at talk in Dundee

By Iain MacDonald26th March 2018Education & Training

Glaswegian rap artist and author of ‘Poverty Safari’ will share his insight into living on the breadline next week when he talks at the University of Dundee. Darren ‘Loki’ McGarvey,

International care home admissions study finds risk of abuse and human rights violations

By Iain MacDonald23rd March 2018Education & Training

Thousands of older people in low and middle-income countries are at risk of abuse and human rights violations when being admitted to care homes, according to new research led by

Student nurses at nine universities have loans cut off after overpayment error

By Alison Kershaw17th March 2018Education & Training

Student nurses at nine universities have had their loans and grants cut off or reduced after administrative errors meant they were previously paid too much, according to nursing leaders. The

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Students praised as university campus becomes dementia friendly

Young people belonging to alternative subcultures at greater risk of self-harm

University collaborates in project to tackle child poverty in Glasgow

University applications for nursing courses down by 10%

TV doctors return to the classroom to promote careers in the NHS

Nine leading universities to share in £10 million mental health research grants

Author to give insight in common misgivings about poverty at talk in Dundee

International care home admissions study finds risk of abuse and human rights violations

Student nurses at nine universities have loans cut off after overpayment error

Urgent need for training to spot and act on sex abuse within families, review finds

Body-in-garden trial told three-year-old died after parents’ ‘breathtaking’ cruelty

England’s hospitals within hours of running out of some PPE items – Matt Hancock

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Tag: Education / Training

Students praised as university campus becomes dementia friendly

Young people belonging to alternative subcultures at greater risk of self-harm

University collaborates in project to tackle child poverty in Glasgow

University applications for nursing courses down by 10%

TV doctors return to the classroom to promote careers in the NHS

Nine leading universities to share in £10 million mental health research grants

Author to give insight in common misgivings about poverty at talk in Dundee

International care home admissions study finds risk of abuse and human rights violations

Social work students at Liverpool Hope to benefit from new learning experience in Gambia

Student nurses at nine universities have loans cut off after overpayment error