Daily digest July 24 2015
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The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) has made recommendations to prevent childhood obesity, including informing children and their families about lifestyle weight management programmes.
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Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust will conduct HIV tests on all patients having blood tests in its emergency department
The Nurse Innovators report says advanced nurse practitioners can lead new health and care services
Findings from researchers at Bournemouth University show wide variations in the food and fluid intake of people with dementia living in a care home.
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King's Fund monitoring report indicates that trust finance directors have doubts about the extent to which controls on agency spending announced last month will actually limit costs.
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Community staff nurse Bruce Fraser will provide wound care and antibiotics to those affected by the recent earthquakes in Nepal
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The National Survey of Bereaved People showed that 13% of respondents disagreed that their loved one's nutrition needs were met in the final two days of life.
Ros Moore will receive an honorary doctorate from Leeds Beckett University where she studied as a staff nurse
The RCN and other unions have criticised the government's announcement of pay rises of just 1% per year until 2020 for public sector workers
George Osborne announced a pay rise of only 1% per year for the next four years for all public service workers.
Latest NHS Safety Thermometer figures reveal a fall in patient assessments that showed a pressure ulcer – and a rise in 'harm-free' assessments
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Nurses have been calling for new guidance on caring for patients in the final days of life since the much-criticised Liverpool Care Pathway (LCP) was withdrawn in 2013.