More than nine in 10 nurses and midwives have suffered physical violence while doing their jobs, new research suggests. A survey of more than 1,000 nursing and midwifery staff revealed
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Higher care provider fees and stretched council budgets are leading to a “doom loop” for adult social care where there is less help available for those in need, a report
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The NHS’s ability to retain its Gen Z workers has been called into question after new analysis suggests they are “increasingly unhappy” at work. Analysts said that the future of
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New guidance is needed on single sex spaces because of the “sheer mess” the SNP ministers have created on the issue, Scottish secretary Ian Murray has insisted. Murray said ministers
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An HR worker described a decision to suspend a female nurse due to a conflict with a transgender doctor as “ludicrous”, an employment tribunal has heard. Nurse Sandie Peggie, who
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A new report has found that unexpected events and systematic barriers have delayed progress on a national promise made to care experienced children, young people and adults. This year marks
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UK ambulance services are on course to report the highest ever rate of violent, aggressive and abusive incidents against their staff, leaders from the sector have warned. At least 55
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Today we hear from Rob Martin, MD of Care Services at Anchor, England’s largest not-for-profit provider of care and housing for people in later life on how digital technology is
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Skills for Care CEO, Oonagh Smyth, speaks to us about their ‘Building digital confidence’ campaign and how they’re supporting the future of digitally capable care. Throughout November and December, we’re
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More than 32,000 student nurses could drop out of their courses in the next few years because of financial pressures, struggling services and worsening pay prospects, a leading health union
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