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RCN warn we ‘would not cope’ without staff from abroad as NHS sees 8% drop in British nurses

By The Press Association7th October 2016News England

Nursing leaders have warned that the NHS “would not cope” without staff from abroad, as new figures suggest the number of EU nationals joining NHS hospitals has soared. Around one

Substantial drop in young mental health patients treated by non-specialist wards in Scotland

By The Press Association6th October 2016News Scotland

There has been a substantial drop in the number of young people with mental health problems who have to be treated in non-specialist wards, a new report revealed. In 2015-16

Reports: Three reports providing official adult social care statistics from NHS Digital

By Iain MacDonald5th October 2016Reports & Resources

NHS Digital has published three reports which include the latest statistics on the safeguarding and care of vulnerable adults in England. Safeguarding Adults Annual Report, England 2015-16 contains information about

Oldest people in society ‘most at risk of abuse’, investigations figures show

By The Press Association5th October 2016News England

More than half of investigations into the neglect of vulnerable people contain allegations relating to the very people they rely on for care, new figures suggest. Last year councils in

Red tape blamed as new study finds mental health patients ‘trapped’ on hospital wards

By The Press Association4th October 2016News England

Red tape is leading to mental health patients being trapped unnecessarily on hospital wards for weeks at a time, a new study suggests. And some new patients seeking help are

Majority of NHS groups ‘providing inadequate cancer care’, ratings show

By The Press Association4th October 2016News England

Almost nine out of 10 NHS groups are failing cancer patients, with low rates of diagnosis and treatment, new ratings show. Data from NHS England reveals that the vast majority

Macmillan calls for action on poor cancer care and delays in diagnosis across Scotland

By The Press Association4th October 2016News Scotland

A charity has called on health boards to take urgent action after a major survey found some cancer patients are facing delays in diagnosis, poor care and a lack of

Deadline approaching for people in Wales to claim for their care funding

By Iain MacDonald3rd October 2016News Wales

People who believe their care should have been funded by the NHS, are being encouraged by the Welsh Government to register their intent to make a claim. Continuing NHS Healthcare

Resources: NHS England launch frameworks to improve the lives of care home residents

By Iain MacDonald30th September 2016Reports & Resources

NHS England has published details of two more common frameworks for local health and care systems, organisations, communities and patients, wishing to develop and implement new ways of working. The

Scandal-hit ambulance trust to be put into special measures following damning inspection

By The Press Association29th September 2016News England

A scandal-hit ambulance trust is to be put into special measures after a regulator found it was putting patients at risk. In a series of damning reports, the Care Quality

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RCN warn we ‘would not cope’ without staff from abroad as NHS sees 8% drop in British nurses

Substantial drop in young mental health patients treated by non-specialist wards in Scotland

Oldest people in society ‘most at risk of abuse’, investigations figures show

Red tape blamed as new study finds mental health patients ‘trapped’ on hospital wards

Majority of NHS groups ‘providing inadequate cancer care’, ratings show

Macmillan calls for action on poor cancer care and delays in diagnosis across Scotland

Deadline approaching for people in Wales to claim for their care funding

Resources: NHS England launch frameworks to improve the lives of care home residents

Scandal-hit ambulance trust to be put into special measures following damning inspection

Mother of woman who took own life brands daughter’s abuser ‘a monster’

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

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RCN warn we ‘would not cope’ without staff from abroad as NHS sees 8% drop in British nurses

Substantial drop in young mental health patients treated by non-specialist wards in Scotland

Reports: Three reports providing official adult social care statistics from NHS Digital

Oldest people in society ‘most at risk of abuse’, investigations figures show

Red tape blamed as new study finds mental health patients ‘trapped’ on hospital wards

Majority of NHS groups ‘providing inadequate cancer care’, ratings show

Macmillan calls for action on poor cancer care and delays in diagnosis across Scotland

Deadline approaching for people in Wales to claim for their care funding

Resources: NHS England launch frameworks to improve the lives of care home residents

Scandal-hit ambulance trust to be put into special measures following damning inspection