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Scotland: Worry as rates of obesity in pregnancy rise

Concern has been raised, after a new report has found that maternal obesity in Scotland has continued to rise

Influenza: Parents urged to get children vaccinated

PHE urges parents of young children to ensure that they are vaccinated against influenza, as the UK prepares to enter flu season

General election: Conservatives pledge 50,000 more nurses by 2024

The Conservative Party have committed to increasing the size of the nursing workforce by 50,000 by 2024, in a pledge outlined in their manifesto

GP home visits – a necessity, not an indulgence

What a sad indictment it is of our society when GPs say they no longer have the capacity to offer care to the most vulnerable, those who are housebound and elderly.

General election: Labour promises big boost to NHS spending

Labour has promised to increase spending on the NHS by an average 4.3% a year, as part of their manifesto for the December election

General Election: Lib Dems pledge reforms to mental health

The Liberal Democrats have said that in government, they would radically overhaul mental health provision in the UK, as well as address challenges facing the nursing workforce

Parliamentary candidates urged to become ‘nursing champions’

Nurses are being urged to ask parliamentary candidates to be champions of the nursing workforce, ahead of the 12 December election

The NHS prepares for election fever

What will the next month bring for the NHS, asks Mike Shallcross

Worsening work conditions for district nurses threatens patient safety

According to a report commissioned by the Queen’s Nursing Institute (QNI), working conditions for district nurses have worsened in recent years, with a rise in unpaid overtime, a lack of training and...

Let’s protect our family from needle stick injuries in insulin injections

A CPD webinar to help educate healthcare providers on how to avoid needle stick injuries when injecting insulin

Northern Ireland: Nurses to strike for first time

Nurses working in Northern Ireland will take undertake strike action for the first time ever, the RCN have announced

Number of obese patients doubles in 20 years

The number of people who are obese in England has almost doubled in the last 20 years from 6.9 to 13 million, according to new research by Diabetes UK

General election: Labour commits £1 billion to nurse education

Labour pledges to reintroduce the nursing bursary, if the party wins the general election on 12 December

Increase in NHS cancellation of mental health appointments for under-18s

Cancellations of appointments for vulnerable patients made by Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) in England have increased by 25% in the last year, according to the mental health...

Diabetes UK calls for improvements in mental health care for people with long-term health conditions

Diabetes UK has found that almost a quarter of areas in England have gaps in integrated physical and mental health services, leaving thousands of people unable to find support as a result of where...

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