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Expanded health visiting support to be rolled out across 1,000 family hubs (opens the original)
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The government has announced plans to expand health visiting and midwifery support in family hubs across all local authorities by 2028. Health secretary Yvette Cooper revealed that the government’s ‘Healthy Babies’ programme will be expanded, using the principles of the former Sure Start centres, at more than 1,000 family hubs over the next two years. Under the plans, Ms Cooper confirmed that parents will receive support from health visitors and midwives, including enhanced infant feeding and me
Moving vaccinations out of practices ‘frees up nurse time but adds workload complexity’ (opens the original)
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Moving vaccinations out of Scottish GP practices has freed up nursing time but has increased the complexity of the profession’s workload, an analysis has found. The Nuffield Trust has published a new report exploring what England can learn from the 2018 Scottish General Medical Services (GMS) contract, which set out major changes to help reduce workload and narrow health inequalities. The analysis, which draws on a review by Audit Scotland and interviews with general practice representatives, wa
Prime Minister issues apology to social care nurses for ‘being let down for so long’ (opens the original)
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The Prime Minister has assured nurses and other professionals working in social care they are ‘not invisible’ to his government and has apologised for the way in which they have been ‘let down’ by politicians. Andy Burnham was delivering a speech at the annual Labour Party conference in Liverpool today when he promised to do ‘everything he can to change things’ within the sector and recommitted his pledge for a national care service. He praised care workers for working with ‘huge skill, humour a
Nurses caught ‘snooping’ on patient records will be suspended immediately, warns NHSE (opens the original)
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Nurses and health professionals suspected of accessing patient records ‘improperly and unlawfully’ will be suspended immediately, NHS England (NHSE) has warned. Chief executive Sir Jim Mackey has written to NHS trusts outlining his expectations that staff under suspicion of ‘snooping’ will have their access to NHS systems ‘cut off immediately’ while they are investigated. NHSE confirmed to confirmed to Nursing in Practice that the refreshed warning to staff includes those working in general prac
Health visitors win job evaluation after industrial action (opens the original)
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Health visitors employed by NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHS GCC) have halted industrial action after the health board agreed to complete a job evaluation process. The health board has agreed to the evaluation two years after health visiting team leaders in the Glasgow City Health and Social Care Partnership claim they first updated their job description and requested a re-evaluation. Team members say the original job description is outdated and was written in 2009. The Royal College of Nursin
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