Smarter training for custody nurses reduces unnecessary A&E visits
By Liz Wells 24 January 2025
A collaboration between the NHS and Metropolitan Police is resulting in quicker treatment for people in custody, avoiding unnecessary trips to A&E, while offering new opportunities for nurses.
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Assistant Director People Commissioning
£99,433 to £112,411
Bradford, West Yorkshire £99,433 to £112,411
Strategic Director Adult Social Care and Health
£159,862 to £167,495
Bradford, West Yorkshire£159,862 to £167,495
Director of Children’s Social Care Reform and Professional Standards
£97,330 – £108,697 (plus relocation and car allowance)
Lancashire£97,330 – £108,697 (plus relocation and car allowance)
Most Read News
- ICB chief executive cleared in whistleblowing investigation
- First trusts on Intensive Recovery programme revealed
- The real value of AI in healthcare is human, not technology
- BREAKING NEWS: Resident doctors announce further strikes in England
- Healthier choices made easier in Wales as new food rules take effect
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