Cash crisis to hit mental health

Article Abstract:

Mental health trusts in England are facing service cuts, despite most of them having met their budgets in the year 2005. Many trusts have already brought in recruitment freeze and are redeploying nurses to work in other areas.

Government expenditures, England, Recruiting, Industry hiring, Government finance

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Nurses no longer expect a career for life in NHS

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A survey indicates that due to anxiety and frustration with the NHS, nurses are demoralized and no longer believe that the service can provide them with a career for life.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Career Planning, Psychological aspects, Forecasts and trends, Surveys, Market trend/market analysis, United Kingdom. National Health Service, Nursing, Career development, Survey

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Trust 'ignoring' nurse shortages

Article Abstract:

Nurses feel that ignoring nurse shortages by a mental health Trust can have potentially dangerous consequences for both staff and patients.

Legal issues & crime, Labor force information, Company legal issue, Investigations, Employment

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