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NHS could face ‘significant problem’ if Brexit affects EU recruitment

By The Press Association23rd November 2016News England

Leading doctors have expressed concern over the impact Brexit could have on the NHS workforce. If there is a dip in the number of European surgeons who work in the

Report: Care workers – Building the future social care workforce (SCIE)

By Iain MacDonald18th November 2016Reports & Resources

A new paper from the Social Care Institute for Excellence looks at three hypothetical future scenarios, and how the sector might respond to the challenges and opportunities those scenarios offer

Patients ‘21% more likely to die in hospitals with less-qualified nursing staff’

By The Press Association16th November 2016News England

Patients are a fifth more likely to die in hospitals where nurses are replaced with less-qualified staff, new research suggests. The study found patients were more likely to die and

Rising vacancy rates sees Scots nurses warn of ‘perfect storm’ over staffing

By The Press Association21st October 2016News Scotland

A “perfect storm” is brewing for the nursing workforce following a “boom and bust” approach to staffing, the profession has warned. The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) Scotland has called

NHS spending on agency midwives doubles reaching £25 million last year, RCM study

By The Press Association17th October 2016News England

The NHS spent £25 million on agency midwives last year – a figure that has doubled in two years, according to a new report. The study, from the Royal College

Hospitals to be named and shamed for spending too much on agency staff

By The Press Association17th October 2016News England

Health officials are to name and shame hospitals which spend too much money on agency staff as new figures showed the NHS in England is paying £250 million a month

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

Watchdog warns of ‘chronic’ staff shortages in National Probation Service

By The Press Association6th October 2016News England

The National Probation Service, which manages higher-risk offenders, has been hit by “chronic” staff shortages in Kent, a watchdog has warned. The performance of the service in the county was

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NHS could face ‘significant problem’ if Brexit affects EU recruitment

Patients ‘21% more likely to die in hospitals with less-qualified nursing staff’

Rising vacancy rates sees Scots nurses warn of ‘perfect storm’ over staffing

NHS spending on agency midwives doubles reaching £25 million last year, RCM study

Hospitals to be named and shamed for spending too much on agency staff

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

Watchdog warns of ‘chronic’ staff shortages in National Probation Service

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Tag: Recruitment / Retention

NHS could face ‘significant problem’ if Brexit affects EU recruitment

Report: Care workers – Building the future social care workforce (SCIE)

Engage: Recruitment – Radical solutions to the ageing ‘care crisis’

Patients ‘21% more likely to die in hospitals with less-qualified nursing staff’

Rising vacancy rates sees Scots nurses warn of ‘perfect storm’ over staffing

NHS spending on agency midwives doubles reaching £25 million last year, RCM study

Hospitals to be named and shamed for spending too much on agency staff

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

Survey: Finding and keeping workers impact survey – Skills For Care

Watchdog warns of ‘chronic’ staff shortages in National Probation Service