An inquest is being … Police given … A care home has been placed on full lockdown after 12 residents tragically died following a coronavirus outbreak. News. NHS Fife confirmed a cluster of cases have been reported at West Park Care Home … All the latest COVID news. Care home residents will be allowed to have a regular indoor visitor from 8 March as part of the government's plan to ease lockdown in England. ... One large UK care home group, which asked to remain anonymous, said more than half of residents and 36.8% of staff have had at … News. The doctors prevented from fighting coronavirus on front line ... Health and social care workers most likely to work on Christmas Day. Cuomo’s aides rewrote the report, which was not yet public, to omit 9,250 deaths of nursing home residents recorded by the New York state health department (DoH). Abercorn Care Home in Scotland, which began COVID-19 vaccinations on December 14, 2020 was home to an outbreak of the virus by January 10 … Hand-holding but no hugs: UK OKs some nursing home visits. Some care home residents in England are now being allowed one nominated visitor, as lockdown restrictions begin to ease. Care homes may not be able to receive first vaccine, PM warns Long Reads Molly Mulready ‘Tragic human cost’: The children in care left behind by coronavirus ... Home News. Voices. Care Forum Wales, which represents care home owners, has warned "the whole infrastructure of social care in Wales" could be under threat without financial support. Latest surveillance data from Public Health England shows there were 230 suspected respiratory outbreaks in care homes reported in the week ending 28 February - 167 of which involved at least one confirmed case of COVID-19. The new nursing home measures apply in England. The latest news for and about nurses and other healthcare professionals, including today's headlines, news analysis, NHS long term plan, workforce, professional regulation, research and innovation, and policies and guidance. UK News. Coronavirus. Fifteen care home residents have died after testing positive for Covid-19. A care home in Yorkshire has been criticised after staff were recorded verbally abusing and neglecting an elderly resident. Catch…, Miss any of the news affecting the profession during October 2020? Calls to protect workers expecting babies after pregnant nurse dies. The British government has announced a small step out of the nation’s lockdown — allowing nursing home … Nursing. In other parts of the U.K. visiting rules vary, with Scottish residents able to have two visitors from March 8. UK's largest care provider HC-One puts 52 care homes up for sale and plans to close four. News. Fourteen residents at a German nursing home have tested positive despite receiving two vaccine doses. ... UK News … News. A Daily Express audit found Barchester, Four Seasons Healthcare and Care UK, which together run more than 500 homes with 24,000 residents, … Lewis and Barbara Tunnicliffe have been apart since July because of Covid-19, but now 84-year-old Lewis has moved into the nursing home where … It means Bradwell Hall Nursing Home in Newcastle-under-Lyme has … Visit our, 100 years: Centenary of the nursing register, 2020: International Year of the Nurse and Midwife, Nursing Times Workforce Summit and Awards, Exclusive: Letter urges NMC to ‘reconsider’ latest community nursing plans, Successful pilot sees refugee nurses supported into NHS workforce, Speculation of higher pay award for nurses as backlash continues, NHS-funded nursing care rates rise by just 2% in ‘huge blow’ for sector, Union pledges to put safe nurse staffing ‘back on the agenda’ post-Covid, Tribute to nursing loss and achievements on anniversary of pandemic, NHS staff survey adds to concerns over wellbeing and discrimination, 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