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England’s chief nursing officer (CNO) has urged hospital chief nurses to spend time out with their community colleagues to help improve understanding of the sector and its demands. #CNO #CommunityHealthcare

The government has been urged to hit pause on its upcoming NHS workforce plan over concerns it ‘falls significantly short’ on workforce growth needs and ‘over-relies’ on the benefits of AI. #NHSWorkforcePlan buff.ly/Isp6DnX

A red heat-health alert has been issued by the government, warning that severe heatwaves due this week pose a risk to life, ‘even for the healthy population’. #RedHeatHealthAlert #RedHeat #WeatherWarning

Women working in adult social care are facing ‘persistent barriers’ progressing to leadership and board-level positions, a report has revealed. #AdultSocialCare #Women #FemaleLeaders

A regional general practice nurse (GPN) school programme is struggling to find enough GP practices willing to host trainees for its incoming cohort in September. #GPNs #GeneralPractice #Nursing

Changes have been made to the national flu immunisation programme to improve access and uptake, NHS England (NHSE) has said. #FluProgramme #Vaccinations

The chief executive of NHS England has called for a ‘better balance’ between primary and secondary care, stating neighbourhood health plans have been made ‘overly complicated’ because of a divide between the two. #NHSEngland #JamesMackey #PrimaryCare

There is a ‘real scope and desire’ for practice nurses and community pharmacies to work more closely together but funding issues remain a significant ‘barrier’, a Royal College of Nursing (RCN) leader has said. #RCN #GeneralPractice #Nurses buff.ly/AYqUKer

🩸 Sickle cell disorder: what nurses need to know 🩸 📆 It's World Sickle Cell Day today (June 19th) 📆 Read our feature on it here 👇️ 🔗 buff.ly/2Li8dRG #Sickle #Cell #Disorder #Disease #Awareness #anaemia #crisis #VOC

Hundreds of international care workers are urging the government to abandon ‘cruel’ visa change plans as they descend on Westminster this afternoon. #InternationalCareWorkers #Visas

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Nursing in Practice

A regional general practice nurse school programme is struggling to find enough GP practices willing to host trainees for its incoming cohort

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GPN school struggling to find practices to host nurses

A red heat-health alert has been issued by the government, warning that severe heatwaves due this week pose a risk to life.

Health services urged to ‘be prepared’ as red heat-health alert issued

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Changes have been made to the national flu immunisation programme to improve access and uptake, NHS England (NHSE) has said.

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Updates to flu jab programme aim to improve ‘access and uptake’

CNO calls for greater community care exposure for hospital chief nurses and students

England’s chief nursing officer has urged hospital chief nurses to spend time out with their community colleagues

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There is ‘desire’ for GPNs and community pharmacies to work more closely together but funding issues remain a significant ‘barrier’

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Sickle cell disorder is the most common inherited haemoglobinopathy in the UK, affecting more than 19,000 individuals and disproportionately impacting people of African, Caribbean, Middle Eastern and…

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‘Scope and desire’ for pharmacy and practice nurse collaboration but funding a barrier

Sickle cell disorder: what primary care nurses need to know

NHSE chief calls for ‘better balance’ between primary and secondary care

The chief executive of NHSE has called for a ‘better balance’ between primary and secondary care in a speech at NHSConfed.

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Hundreds of international care workers are urging the government to abandon ‘cruel’ visa change plans in letter to PM.

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International care workers to challenge ‘cruel’ visa changes outside Westminster

Woman working in adult social care are facing ‘persistent barriers’ progressing to leadership and board-level positions, a survey revealed.

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Women in social care facing ‘persistent barriers’ to progress, warns Care England