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PULSE CHECK !!🚨: In response to a shocking incident where two Filipino nurses were attacked during unrest in Sunderland, the Health Secretary has issued a firm warning: anyone who exhibits racism towards NHS staff will be turned away. The nurses, who were on their way to provide emergency cover, were understandably "terrified" by the attack. Wes Streeting has strongly condemned the "mindless thuggery" that has been spreading across Britain, especially following the recent Southport stabbings. As far-right violence has surged in various towns and cities, the safety of NHS workers has come under threat. Streeting’s message is clear—racism against healthcare staff will not be tolerated, and those responsible will face serious consequences. ------ What do you think? Do you think there could be severe consequences if staff are now able to deny care to service users who use racist language towards them? Should there be more repercussions in place if this does happen? Do you have any experience of racial abuse whilst working in healthcare? 👇🏽 #health #riots #healthcare #nhs #southport #i mmigration #uk #breakingnews #news #update #pulsecheck #bestcarejslimited #care #healthcareworker #racerelations

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Why Use Bettal’s CQC Compliant Policies and Documents? Three simple reasons... 1. CQC compliant 2. Timesaving 3. Cost efficiency Link in 1st comment to continue reading 👇 #cqc #cqccompliance #cqccompliant #carequalitycommission #cqcpolicies #cqcinspection

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Written Answers — Cabinet Office: Blood: Contamination (18 Apr 2024) Drew Hendry: To ask the Minister for the Cabinet Office, with reference to page 22 of the Infected Blood Inquiry’s second Interim Report of the Infected Blood Inquiry, published on 5 April 2023, what steps his Department plans to take to help ensure (a) the independence of and (b) confidence in the arms length body. https://lnkd.in/e2XDwNeM

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It’s Time to Close Down Eros Airport: The tragic death of three Westair employees in a recent aircraft accident near Eros airport, followed mere days later by a gyrocopter crash, thankfully with the pilot suffering only minor injuries, has highlighted the need for a serious re-evaluation of Eros airport. It is currently popular as a training and maintenance facility for small aircraft, but also operates as a domestic terminal for Westair/Airlink flights within Namibia, as well as a base for the presidential jet. However, having Windhoek’s domestic and international terminals situated 40km away from each other leads to considerable inconvenience for local and international passengers. At most other global destinations (Cape Town, Nairobi, Johannesburg, London), the domestic and international terminals are combined. Currently, a traveller from Rundu, flying to Europe, has to deplane at Eros, collect all luggage, obtain local transport, and then travel 40km by road to Hosea Kutako International Airport, where they will eventually check in for the international leg of their flight. The same applies, in the opposite direction, to international passengers. MINIMISING RISK AND EXPENSE There are also considerable expenses in duplicating facilities (fire equipment, check-in desks, aircraft handling services, air traffic control, etc) at both airports. If all of these facilities were relocated to Hosea Kutako, the newly constructed freeway means that, for trainee pilots and all other personnel, the journey to and from work would be made much easier. And there should also be no issues having smaller planes operating from an international airport. The Cape Town Flying Club is based at Cape Town International Airport and trainee pilots often practise using those facilities. And if dedicated training facilities for small aircraft are required, then the concept of an African Civil Aviation Centre of Excellence, based at Keetmanshoop airport, should be resuscitated. Or, for casual recreational fliers, the underused Walvis Bay International Airport (currently operating with an average of just three flights each day) could be a great boost for the coast. LAND AND SAFETY In addition, the land on which Eros Airport is currently located would be highly valuable to the City of Windhoek, either for residential (an eastwards expansion of Academia) or industrial development (a southerly expansion of B1 Motor City) or both. And, some of the considerable income that would be generated could, of course, go towards the building of improved facilities (including the construction of a new domestic terminal) as well as hangars and maintenance facilities at the expanded Hosea Kutako airport. For Windhoek city residents it would have the advantage of lower noise pollution and, of course, a decreased risk of aircraft accidents and subsequent damage to property or loss of human life.…

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When we started developing boxes for safely charging and storing lithium-ion batteries seven years ago, we were met with rejection by battery manufacturers when we asked for support. "You are not good for our business," they said at the time. Today, everyone knows better, because the more fires are caused by lithium-ion batteries, the more authorities, city administrations, landlords and insurance companies react with restrictions and bans. With our certified RACLAN boxes, everyone can protect themselves preventively against the consequences of a thermal runaway, namely explosion, fire and toxic smoke. https://lnkd.in/dnZYnYx5

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Government to repeal controversial ‘anti-strike’ law The new Labour government has confirmed it will repeal the so-called anti-strike bill, in a move to “reset” industrial relations across Great Britain. #nurse #nurses #nursing #health #healthcare #policy #government #labour #legislation #strike #strikes #striking #industrialaction #protest https://lnkd.in/evPZn6EB

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Inside the work of B.C.’s firefighting smokejumpers, who made 165 operational fire jumps in 2023, more than doubling the previous record of 82. https://lnkd.in/da_Fys4e

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Cornerstone Care - Urgent Cancellation Order (UCO) - Understanding the Severity and Taking Action This Wednesday, we'll address the most serious type of CQC notice - the Urgent Cancellation Order (UCO). Understanding the UCO: A UCO is a rare but severe order issued by the CQC only in situations where service users are at immediate risk of harm. This could be due to serious safeguarding concerns, inadequate staffing levels, or unsafe living environments. Upon receiving a UCO, a provider's registration will be immediately suspended, and they will be required to take immediate steps to relocate service users to ensure their safety. Responding to a UCO - Seeking Urgent Support: Receiving a UCO is a critical situation that requires immediate action. Cornerstone Care strongly advises seeking legal counsel specialising in healthcare regulations alongside our support. Right to Appeal: While a UCO is a serious order, you still have the right to appeal the decision to an independent tribunal. However, appealing should only be considered if you believe there are substantial grounds to challenge the CQC's findings. Preventing a UCO: Robust Safeguarding: Prioritising robust safeguarding practices is critical. This includes having clear policies and procedures in place, conducting regular risk assessments, and ensuring all staff are trained in safeguarding procedures. Open Communication: Fostering a culture of open communication where staff feel comfortable raising concerns about potential risks or areas where regulations might not be fully met can prevent issues from escalating to a UCO situation. Regular Self-Assessment: Conducting regular internal audits alongside self-assessments can help identify potential problems before they become serious. Seeking Expert Support: Cornerstone Care can help you develop a comprehensive risk management program, implement robust safeguarding procedures, and conduct regular compliance reviews to minimise the risk of encountering a UCO. Remember to seek advice as early as possible to maximise the time availabile to make changes. By prioritising preventative measures and seeking expert guidance, you can significantly reduce the likelihood of facing such a critical situation. Cornerstone Care is here to offer comprehensive support throughout your journey towards complete CQC compliance. #CornerstoneCare #NOP #NOD #UCO #CQC

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