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DMU’s new academy aims to tackle problems & improve outcomes for older people

By Iain MacDonald14th April 2016Education & Training

De Montfort University Leicester (DMU) is using the skills of academics and clinicians to help tackle one of the biggest health challenges facing society. The care of older people is

Derby to host health and social care conference with focus on diversity and inclusion

By Iain MacDonald8th April 2016Education & Training

Issues of diversity and social inclusion within health and social care will be addressed internationally at an upcoming conference being hosted by the University of Derby. A key way in

First wave of healthcare workers pass alternative route into university

By Iain MacDonald8th April 2016New To Care

Skills for Health have announced that the first successful transition of healthcare support workers to students on pre-registration nursing degrees has been accomplished at Health Education England-Wessex. The Certificate in

Care Council for Wales add new resources to Information & Learning Hub

By Iain MacDonald8th April 2016News Wales

On the week the Social Services and Well-being (Wales) Act 2014 comes into force, a series of new resources has been added to the Care Council for Wales’ Information &

Brunel to host online webinar for students interested in Occupational Therapy BSc

By Iain MacDonald5th April 2016Education & Training

Brunel University London are hosting an online webinar on Thursday 21 April 5.30-6.30pm for students interested in Occupational Thearpy BSc, one of the longest-established in the UK and highly rated

Research looks at whether low conviction rates in rape trials is a result of juror bias

By Iain MacDonald31st March 2016Education & Training

A researcher at the University of Huddersfield is recreating rape trials – with the participation of professional lawyers and actors – in order to discover if low conviction rates are

Emotional distress in teens linked directly to later employment prospects

By Iain MacDonald31st March 2016Education & Training

Suffering from emotional problems in adolescence is an important risk factor for future joblessness, irrespective of socio-economic background, according to a new report by academics at the University of Stirling.

Major conference to debate how justice can be achieved for children and families

By Iain MacDonald31st March 2016Education & Training

Pressing issues in achieving justice for families and children will be debated at a major international research and practice conference being held at Northumbria University later this year. ‘International Research

University project to develop software to better forecast when people will die

By The Press Association30th March 2016Education & Training

A new research project aims to develop software that can predict when people are likely to die. Scientists plan to use data routinely collected by healthcare providers, including information on

Health and Care Research Wales announce appointments of leading researchers

By Iain MacDonald28th March 2016Education & Training

Health and Care Research Wales (HCRW) has announced the appointment of a new group of eighteen Senior Research Leaders for 2016-2019. HCRW also announced that Professor Paul Morgan (pictured) has

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DMU’s new academy aims to tackle problems & improve outcomes for older people

Derby to host health and social care conference with focus on diversity and inclusion

First wave of healthcare workers pass alternative route into university

Brunel to host online webinar for students interested in Occupational Therapy BSc

Research looks at whether low conviction rates in rape trials is a result of juror bias

Emotional distress in teens linked directly to later employment prospects

Major conference to debate how justice can be achieved for children and families

University project to develop software to better forecast when people will die

Health and Care Research Wales announce appointments of leading researchers

Mother’s anger after coroner finds Army failures contributed to Jaysley’s death

Thirty councils in severe financial distress granted support to protect services

More than half of councils face insolvency over special needs spending – survey

Man with Down’s syndrome died after care worker ‘landed on him’ in swimming pool

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Tag: Education / Training

DMU’s new academy aims to tackle problems & improve outcomes for older people

Derby to host health and social care conference with focus on diversity and inclusion

First wave of healthcare workers pass alternative route into university

Care Council for Wales add new resources to Information & Learning Hub

Brunel to host online webinar for students interested in Occupational Therapy BSc

Research looks at whether low conviction rates in rape trials is a result of juror bias

Emotional distress in teens linked directly to later employment prospects

Major conference to debate how justice can be achieved for children and families

University project to develop software to better forecast when people will die

Health and Care Research Wales announce appointments of leading researchers