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How is AI currently being used in health and care? And what are the challenges and opportunities it presents? Discover how AI is currently being developed, tested and used within the health and care sector in our long read: buff.ly/i5vPQlg

More than just hype: how emerging AI use is assisting health and social care | The King's Fund

Discover how artificial intelligence is currently being developed, tested and used within health and care.

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“I thought that domestic abuse wouldn’t happen to me... as nurses, we’re supposed to be strong and resilient, and help everyone else” The UK @rcnfoundation.bsky.social has commissioned research to better understand the DA experiences of nurses, midwives, and healthcare support workers...

Nursing And Midwifery professionals’ Experiences of Domestic abuse (NAMED) | RCN Foundation

The RCN Foundation is funding the study to explore the domestic abuse experiences and support needs of nurses, midwives, and healthcare support workers across the UK.

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1/4 We are funding a study which will explore the domestic abuse experiences and support needs of UK nurses, midwives and HCSW. Research shows that these healthcare professionals are more likely to experience domestic abuse than the general population and rarely feel able to seek support.

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'There’s something unique about the nausea [of] a belly rattling with pills. Or the mental gymnastics scheduling medications.' Cheryl Gowar reflects on the realities of living with multiple long-term conditions and the improvements that could be made. buff.ly/y9ENYeL

The Reality Of Living With Multiple Long-Term Conditions | The King's Fund

Cheryl Gowar highlights some of the challenges involved in living with multiple long-term conditions in a health service focused on single conditions

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What do you think of the title ‘internationally educated nurse’? Nurses at #RCN25 discussed the significance of the term and what the long-term effects of its use might be for nurses working in the UK who were trained overseas. www.nursingtimes.net/global-nursi...

Debate grows over long-term impact of international nurse label | Nursing Times

Learn more about what members of the Royal College of Nursing think about the 'internationally educated nurse' title and its long-term use.

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