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...care, to minimise the risk of kidney disease...10 March is World Kidney Day! Learn more by exploring www.worldkidneyday.org What are the kidneys and what do they do? [A medical model with detachable organs laid out on a pink background] The kidneys are paired bean-shaped organs located in the lower back region. They have several essential functions, including the removal...

...care education, we have lived and worked through much of that shift. Perhaps the best way we can describe what we have seen is a movement from labelling to listening. [paper with writing saying 'mania' 'I am not mad' 'depression' 'abuse'] There was a time in practice when we might meet the label before we met the person. In many pressurised mainstream services, we...

...care practices collate and report individual-level data, about women and girls in England who accessed healthcare services because of FGM. This is undertaken via the national FGM Enhanced Dataset database (SCCI 2026), Health and Social Care Information Centre (HSCIC) Female Genital Mutilation - NHS England Digital. In Wales, mandatory data collection is not required....

...care for people. These standards are known as the Future Nurse Future Midwife Standards. Please watch this video outlining The Future Nurse Standards for Proficiency. The NMC (2018) has clear guidance about how student nurses and midwives must be supported in practice learning which can be found on the NMC website. In particular the NMC highlight the following sections of...

...care of their loved ones. The Parks Trust and The Open University have already produced several OpenLearn articles about Walking the Parks, walking outdoors and staying mindful, the benefits of walking and talking, impact of walking and socialising through the Five Ways Café, and another article about why and how walking outdoors is beneficial in preventing the fast...